Winshop felt that a similar essay, a series of portraits of American children alive with the fire of Jesus, worked better in a grid. The individuals form a group, the layout mirroring the reality.

With such striking images, Winship decided to use the “Picture Behind” theme for her title pages. Her work is destined for art galleries and books, and her website reflects this. 

Georgiou was one of the professional photographers who guided the design and functionality of the system. He insisted on the creation of the “Picture Behind” theme, which uses pictures from the gallery behind the title pages. It’s important to grab your audience right away, he said.

For his exhibition of photographs from the synagog bombing in Istanbul, Georgiou chose the “Vertical Book” theme, another of his creations. Arranging the pictures in a tight grid emphasizes the frantic chaos of the scene. 

For slower, calmer stories that demand contemplation, Georgiou chose a standard gallery theme. His exhibition from the psychiatric hospital in Kosovo takes the viewer from picture to picture, slowly building up tension. Georgiou used the default gallery, but he modified the theme to lighten the background to a middle grey.