About this site
Briefly and to the point
This page is the full version of the material in llms.txt. Every claim below can be checked on the page named next to it.
What this site is
demidovich.photo is the site of photographer Pavel Demidovich. It publishes a portfolio, a description of the shoots, answers to frequent questions and a blog about preparing for a shoot. The site does not sell photographs online or take payments. More: /en/about/ and /en/portfolio/.
Who runs the site
The author and photographer is Pavel Demidovich. You can get in touch at demidovich.fiml@gmail.com. About the work: /en/about/.
What kinds of shoots there are
Portrait and nude. A shoot takes place in the studio, at home or outdoors; the place is chosen together with you. It lasts about an hour for a portrait and an hour and a half to two for a nude session. Finished photographs are ready in 10–14 days. Source: /en/faq/.
How to book
Write to demidovich.fiml@gmail.com. It is enough to mention the occasion, the dates you would like, the city or place and how many people will be in the frame. A reply within a day. Source: /en/contact/.
What the blog publishes
Practical texts on preparing for a shoot: clothes, light, behaviour in front of the camera, what happens after the shoot. Full texts are on /en/blog/ and in one file at /llms-full.txt.
Machine-readable files
- /llms.txt — a short summary of the site.
- /llms-full.txt — the full texts of the articles.
- /sitemap.xml — all pages, with modification dates.
- /en/rss.xml — the English blog feed.
- /robots.txt — crawling rules, including AI crawlers.
- /ai.txt — permission to use the material.
What the site does not do
- Does not collect data through forms: there are no forms on the site.
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Uses Google Analytics 4 (
_gacookies) for visitor statistics; there are no advertising pixels or third-party widgets. - Does not load third-party fonts, widgets or trackers.
- Does not take payments or create accounts.
More: /en/privacy-policy/.
Address and language
Site: https://demidovich.photo. Languages: Russian and English.
The Russian pages are unprefixed; the English pages live under
/en/. Pages are served with a trailing slash, and the
canonical address is declared on every page.