Untraceable Photo Portfolio Build

I have 40 photos that need to become a polished, public-facing portfolio while remaining practically impossible to trace back to their original online sources. To achieve this I need two layers of protection applied to every file: first, all embedded metadata must be stripped or rewritten; second, the visual fingerprint of each image has to be nudged just enough—through subtle crops, colour shifts, tiny geometric warps or similar pixel-level tweaks—to defeat perceptual-hash and Google Lens style matching without degrading the look or intent of the shot. Once the safeguarding work is complete, I want the images presented as a cohesive, clean portfolio that I can share anywhere. I’m open on format: an elegant web gallery, a well-designed downloadable PDF, or another presentation you can recommend that shows the work professionally and keeps file integrity intact. What matters most is that the final images still look natural, are uniform in styling, and pass a quick reverse-image search test. Here’s what I expect to receive: • Forty finished image files with all EXIF and ancillary metadata removed or neutralised, saved in web-ready and print-ready resolutions. • The chosen portfolio presentation (static page, PDF, or comparable solution) incorporating those images, ready for immediate publishing or distribution. • A brief outline of the techniques or tools you used—Photoshop, Lightroom, ExifTool, Python pHash tweaks, ImageMagick, etc.—so I know what was done should future updates be necessary. • Confirmation that a random sampling of at least ten images from the set cannot be linked back to the originals through Google Lens or TinEye. If this kind of discreet image handling and elegant layout is in your wheelhouse, I’m looking forward to seeing how you would approach it and how quickly we can launch the finished portfolio.