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I just wanted to mention something that would be good to change in a future update. In functions.php line 106, the jquery script is loaded with http://, it should just start with // to avoid problems with loading the site over https.
I know it doesn't really matter if all the code validates with the w3c validator as long as the page renders correctly. I was noticing a lot of invalid markup errors on my blog, so I checked your blog to make sure it wasn't something I had done that wasn't an issue with the theme itself. There are some things such as duplicate width and height attributes added on the images that seem to be happening as part of the theme, and issues with pubdate markup and things. Can you run the blog template through the w3c validator and see if some of the issues can be checked. Thanks!
I notice the page is calling for a script <script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.ryansmithphotography.com/blog/wp-content/themes/ttg-ce4/resources/js/respond.min.js?ver=4.1'></script> that is not included in the Lightroom export output. There is a resources folder with respond.min.js inside the lrwebengine package, but the resources folder is not created when I export from Lightroom.
A cool feature for those of us that use a storyboard layout for our pictures, we need a way to get the space between images in the css the same as the space between them added in the storyboard rows. It's easy to do with a bit of css like "p img.alignnone {margin-bottom:4px;}" but an image spacing option in Lightroom would be a nice feature without having to add a child theme. Even better if it could change as the page size decreases with media breakpoints. You can see what I'm talking about here https://www.ryansmithphotography.com/bl … ryboard-3/
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