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Portraiture has always been my favorite style of photography, but only when it's candid.

Early Self Portrait
Early Self Portrait
Finger Paint Not War Paint
MLK Jr. Peace March, 2003
Chainmail Portrait
Chainmail at DragonCon
Stacked creamers.
I was told that I could photograph the creamers, but not the stacker thereof, so I shot at f/1.8.
Gothic Model
This is one of my favorite gothic model portraits. High contrast black and white intensifies the look.
Kortni
I married a genuine pirate.
Child with beagle.
Even though the young lady is now a teenager, this photo is timeless.
Carrie
The young lady's mom
Wedding kiss.
One of my favorite wedding portraits
Leaving the wedding
Leaving the wedding, it takes a fisheye lens to show the scale of the celebration.
Sculpture on the Beltline
Really cool sculpture of concentric reflective rings on the Beltline. Kortni is behind the sculpture and I'm in front reflected off.
Point Gratiot
Kortni at Point Gratiot in Western NY. This photo was taken with a c1950 Zeiss Ikon medium format camera that I bought in nearby Jamestown, NY.
Wedding
This photo is accidentally awesome. I shot the photo at the wedding of close friends, and I promptly lost the roll of film. When I found it and processed it in time for their fifth anniversary, the long expired film had a haunting antique quality.
Point Gratiot
My wife and her cousin at Point Gratiot in Western NY.
Requisite selfie
Requisite selfie with Kortni. Western NY
Oakland Cemetary
Gothic model at Atlanta's Oakland Cemetary
Oakland Cemetary
Another from the Oakland Cemetary shoot
Kortni in Oakland Cemetary
My wife in Atlanta's Oakland Cemetary
Kortni in Miami
My wife on South Beach
Peace Poet
Atlanta Peace Poets
My American Gothic
My American Gothic

 

Jon Kaye

Jon Kaye

Jon Kaye is the photographer behind the photos you see and the developer behind BT/notify. He likes concerts, video games, and grammatically correct usage of the word "y'all."