£168
Website templates
Velvet Lens
Some websites shout for attention. Velvet Lens simply invites people in.
Created for photographers who believe in timeless imagery over fleeting trends, Velvet Lens is an editorial-inspired Showit website template that lets your work take center stage. With cinematic layouts, layered storytelling, elegant typography, and refined interactions, every page feels like turning the pages of a beautifully curated coffee table book.
Whether you're documenting weddings, families, brands, or everyday moments, Velvet Lens was built to help you showcase your portfolio with confidence while building trust before a client inquires. Thoughtfully designed to highlight both digital and film photography, this template blends modern editorial design with warm, intentional storytelling—creating a website that feels as personal as the moments you capture.
Copy direction included
Fully Customisable
1 month support
Mobile Responsive
Drag & Drop Editor
No Code Required
Why you'll love it
18 Fully Customizable pages:
Header & Footer
Mobile menu
Home
About
Services Overview
Service 1
Service 2
Service 3
Portfolio
Featured Project demonstration 1
Featured Project demonstration 2
Featured Project demonstration 3
Contact
Coming Soon
404 Page
Blog Home
Blog Page
Single Post Page
What's inside
Graciously shared
Client notes
A Few Favorites
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And I'm on a mission to make you proud to show off your brand & website to your future clients!
I started designing Showit Website Templates because I kept seeing talented people underrepresented by their own presence online. Their work was SO good, but no one had helped them build something that actually felt like them, show their unique perspective, especially in competitive creative service industries like Wedding Professionals, Photographers and Interior Designers.
Now, as the Brand & Web Designer & founder of YGrec Studio (rooted in Greece, operating from the UK and serving worldwide), I design brands and write words that feel like independent magazines, boutique hotels, old books, handwritten letters, expensive coffee shops, and film photography instead of trendy Canva graphics.
