Photography name

[learningtofly]

Better?

As a matter of interest, why do you think you need your domain suffix/extension in the logo?

 

[JJ!]

As a matter of interest, why do you think you need your domain suffix/extension in the logo?

I'm not really sure TBH. Habit more than anything I guess.

 

[JJ!]

Can't go wrong with Comic Sans.

No. It's still got the camera. The font's too 'skinny and the JJA being bold makes it look as if it's separate from the photo.co.uk

IMO

This is why I do not do design!

 

[learningtofly]

I'm not really sure TBH. Habit more than anything I guess.

Hmmm... I'd lose it. It serves no purpose unless I'm missing something specific to what you do/need, and it's quite contraining in terms of logo design.

 

[simon ess]

Tough crowd!

All good, interesting stuff.

 

[JJ!]

Tough crowd!

All good, interesting stuff.

Will get there in the end... possibly!

 

[Ed Sutton]

Tough crowd!

All good, interesting stuff.

Always good to find out how others see a design. Although it can become a case of too many cooks.

 

[JJ!]

Who knew choosing a font was so much fun

Any of the below?! (ignoring rushed positioning)

 

[learningtofly]

Who knew choosing a font was so much fun

Any of the below?! (ignoring rushed positioning)

MUCH better without the unnecessary text. Bit of a conundrum for me, though, as the original font works better with the camera but I like the look of the last font the most. Perhaps worth trying to separate it more from the camera image and just nudge it up a tad (or bring the font down a bit - just prevent it appearing to be misaligned with the image).

 

[Senojbor]

Firstly, if you want to be found on the net incorporate words such as wedding, portrait, landscape, commercial and that sort of thing into the name.
I see the word equestrian, then use that! You can have as many names as you like.
I go by Studio 21 Wedding photography and it gets found by all the major search engines.
I will use 'portrait' in some names too and other names.
SE Bots search for website names and descriptions rather than URL's
If you are not bothered about a web presence just use your name.

 

[ferjphoto]

Could always abbreviate it to make it easy to spell..

Jake Hurst Photography

Justin Akehurst to me sounds good, I'd probably leave off the photography bit. It's a memorable name (imo!) and leaves its open if your business changes over time?

 

[JJ!]

MUCH better without the unnecessary text. Bit of a conundrum for me, though, as the original font works better with the camera but I like the look of the last font the most. Perhaps worth trying to separate it more from the camera image and just nudge it up a tad (or bring the font down a bit - just prevent it appearing to be misaligned with the image).

Maybe something like:

 

[learningtofly]

Or maybe this kind of positioning, subject to fiddling around with the spacing and continuing to pin down the best font/size/weight... anyway, just a thought and I'll leave you to it.

 

[THIRTYFIVEMILL]

I think you're heading further and further away, Jay. For me the closest so far was the first one.

 

[Catherine Bowlene]

Who knew choosing a font was so much fun

Any of the below?! (ignoring rushed positioning)

I like the first one, it looks pretty stylish imo