My New Website-FINALLY

[Joseph Kayne]

Well, it has been LONG overdue. My new website is now online. Please relax, grab a cup of coffee or wine, and visit it at
www.josephkaynephoto.com whenever you have a chance. If you already have it bookmarked, please have it refreshed. The site also contains a new project-something different than my large format nature and rural American landscape work (although there are several new ones in those portfolios). I have been working on a large format project entitled "Chicagoesque." I dragged my large format camera into many areas and neighborhoods of Chicago. I was also granted access into some special photographically restricted areas. I will continue to work on this project for one more year. I hope you like this new project. It was quite a challenge, as I usually photograph in wilderness areas with little or no people. Please let me know what you think of the new website or subscribe to it on the Contact page.......



Thanks. Joe.

[Jim Becia]

Joe,

Have always enjoyed your work and website looks nice. I hope you are putting that Vevlia 50 film to good use. Jim Becia

[B.S.Kumar]

Marvelous images!

Kumar

[David Higgs]

Wow, really nice stuff!

[36cm2]

Absolutely stunning work and a beautiful site to complement it. Great great stuff.

[lab black]

Your urban studies are profound, dynamic and illuminating portraits of the city. Everything else is just plain captivating and observed in the highest order.

[Leigh]

Very nice site, Joseph. Nice and clean, not cluttered up/destroyed by flash.

One very trivial suggestion...
If you increase the number of columns on the Gallery page to five, all the images would fit on
a single browser screen without the need to scroll the display.

The images are wonderful. Good luck.

- Leigh

[welly]

Absolutely superb work. Looking forward to having a proper look this evening when I'm out of the office! Website looks great too. Nice work.

[DennisD]

Beautiful images, beautiful site. Enjoyed seeing your excellent work. Great job & good wishes.
Dennis

[Frank Petronio]

Really like the Chicago photos.

Agreed with Leigh, most people have higher pixel density monitors these days and 5x2 would work better.

Looks good on the iPad too.