Shoot Detail
A single-shoot case block with a lead Placeholder image, a one-sentence brief, a ruled meta strip of six rows, and a supporting row of three smaller frames.
A single-shoot case block with a lead Placeholder image, a one-sentence brief, a ruled meta strip of six rows, and a supporting row of three smaller frames.
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Shoot Detail tells one commission in full: a lead Placeholder image beside a ruled meta strip carrying client, location, year, camera, days on set, and final selects, then a row of three supporting frames below. The brief is one direct sentence, product and lifestyle photography for a seasonal campaign across three packaging lines, shot over two days in a London studio, which names the scope without padding it.
Shoot data is one object with a meta array. The asymmetric two-column grid, main image at one fraction and the meta strip at a fixed 280 px width, keeps the numbers readable without crowding the image.
Reach for this block as the detail view for a single client shoot, either on a dedicated project page or as a featured commission on a photography portfolio. The installer swaps the shoot title, brief, all six meta rows, and the three supporting captions for their own shoot.
A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:
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One strong use is a single commercial commission with a complete production summary. Other shoot layouts:
Tip: final selects as a meta row is a quiet signal of rigour; 38 images from two days tells the client you edit, not just shoot.