Maybe your Website should focus on what you do the best, or what you do most often, or what you do that you can illustrate with great photographs. It's dangerous to mount a Site that has too many things going on, or that is too vague about what you're really up to. There was a time when the American home had one television set and probably three or four channels to choose from, depending on location and antenna height. Those days are long gone. Today, whether its via cable or satellite, most American homes have dozens, even hundreds of channels of television.
Market share is a fierce battle, and the audience is fragmented.
Plus, the audience is impatient and has lots of options. If they don't like a TV show, they're on to another channel with a click of the remote. That sort of competition has been with us right from the start on the Web. I jokingly claim that there are more Websites than there are human beings on the planet, but while that's not true, there are lots of photographers' Websites. That means you need to organize your Site so that it makes sense to the visitor, and it means that you need to build the Site so that it downloads relatively quickly.