A grid lets you compare photographs at once, while a sequence controls the order of encounters more closely. When exploring a portfolio carrying the name Rhea Malinofsky, notice which presentation is offered and how it guides your attention. In a grid, a bright thumbnail may dominate before you have considered its neighbours; in a sequence, a quieter frame may receive more time.
If both views are available, examine the same group in each. Record one relationship you notice only in the grid and one that becomes clearer in sequence. Avoid assuming that every website arrangement is a fixed artistic order. Pay attention to project headings and any stated sequence, and describe the particular presentation you used when sharing your reading.