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Marc Dubois
@marc-photo
Editorial & Commercial Photographer
Capturing light and shadow. Selected clients include Vogue, GQ, and Nike.
Selected work
Theme
10 presets
↑ Live. Add a block, swap the theme — this is the editor, not a picture of it.
Start from where you actually are.
The builder opens with one question. Your answer picks the blocks and the theme, so the first thing you see is a page — not an empty canvas.
What is this page for?
Five starting points, five themes. Whichever you pick, every block, colour and corner stays editable afterwards.
owna.online/marc-photo
Portfolio theme
Marc Dubois
@marc-photo
Editorial & Commercial Photographer
Capturing light and shadow. Selected clients include Vogue, GQ, and Nike.
Selected work
Nine blocks. A link list gives you one.
Each block is real content — a gallery, a case study, a player, a bio that carries availability and location. Not a button pointing at content somewhere else.
Hero
Your photo, name and one line about you — plus availability and location, which a bio link flattens into the same row as everything else.
Gallery
A grid of images. Tap one, it opens full size.
Projects
Cards for the things you've made, with the story behind each one.
Links
Buttons pointing anywhere you like — the one block a link-in-bio tool gives you.
Social links
Icons for the platforms you're on. Thirteen to choose from, email included.
Embed
A Spotify or YouTube player. Paste the URL, it plays in place.
Text
A heading and a paragraph, in your own words.
Image
A single picture, optionally linked.
Divider
A line or a gap.
Use what you need, leave out the rest. Nothing you don’t add ever renders.
9 blocks / 10 themes / 1 page
Five real pages, one renderer.
These are not screenshots. Every tile below is drawn by the same code that serves published pages — which is also why the preview you edit can’t drift from what a visitor sees.
Nothing clever is happening to your page.
No audience to grow, no algorithm, no analytics you didn’t ask for. It is a page, at a URL, that you control.
Free while OWNA is this young. A paid tier will only arrive for things that don’t exist yet — more than one page, a domain of your own — and nothing you build today gets taken away.
A page is invisible until you publish it, and unpublishing takes it straight back down. As often as you like.
Every change is made as you, enforced by the database itself. There is no admin key in the product that could edit your page on your behalf.
A pasted URL is matched against a fixed list of providers before anything renders, so an embed is never arbitrary code on your page.
Publishing swaps the page behind owna.online/yourname in about a second — no rebuild, no new URL. A printed card or a bio link never goes stale.
Free, for now.
Every block, every theme, your own handle, publish and unpublish as often as you want. No card, no trial clock.
9 blocks · 10 themes · 1 page · $0
Straight answers.
No. Build the whole page first — every block, every theme. Signing up is what puts it online, not what lets you begin.
Own your corner
of the internet.
Build the page first. Decide about the account later.
owna.online/yourname