Say what's true
No invented testimonials, no partner logos we don't have, no user counts we can't prove. If a feature is in development, the badge says so.
Framestory writes up photo shoots. Not social media strategy, not a website builder, not an assistant that does everything badly. One job, done properly, for working photographers.
Photographers lose the value of their best work because the words never get written. A gallery goes out, a couple looks at it for a week, and the shoot leaves no trace anywhere a stranger could find it. We want the write-up to cost fifteen minutes instead of four hours, so that skipping it stops being the rational choice.

No invented testimonials, no partner logos we don't have, no user counts we can't prove. If a feature is in development, the badge says so.
The engine reads your actual frames. It doesn't fill a template with adjectives and hope you don't notice.
Everything we produce is a draft for you to edit. The last pass should always be yours — that's the part readers recognise.
No streaks, no badges, no nagging. You open it after a shoot, it does its job, you close it.
Framestory started because a photographer we work with had shot ninety weddings and published four blog posts. Not out of laziness — out of arithmetic. Fourteen hours on the day, a week of culling, and then an evening of writing that always lost to sleep.
We are a small team in Paris. We are not going to pretend to be more than that, and we are not going to invent faces for an about page. What we will do is answer your email, ship things we can stand behind, and tell you plainly when something isn't ready.
— The Framestory team
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