Site design, images, content, concept ©2006 - 2012 Jeffrey Brayne.
All rights reserved.
Unauthorized reproduction will be not tolerated and the perpetrators will be hunted, captured, splayed and dipped in Mongolian Fire Oil.
Site design, images, content, concept ©2006 - 2012 Jeffrey Brayne.
All rights reserved.
Unauthorized reproduction will be not tolerated and the perpetrators will be hunted, captured, splayed and dipped in Mongolian Fire Oil.
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He is a large format photographer, musician, artist and software engineer. He writes stories and tells a lot of stories.
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"I grew up in Brielle, NJ where I spent a lot of time in and about the water, burning down forests, racing BMX on Team Puch with the Brielle Cyclery, rerouting streams, building treeforts and reading. After graduating Manasquan High School, I had a brief stint at Glassboro State College where I promptly flunked out due to much attention paid to beer and all-night Zork. I eventually went back to school for engineering and became a software engineer. In between I was a professional musician performing 7 nights a week for years on end. It was during this time I developed an interest in the arts and photography. Eventually I went to school for graphic arts at Monmouth University, but never completed due to lack of funds."
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On the weekends, when he's not out shooting, he performs in a wedding band called Black Tie Boogie. Occassionally he will perform with his old 80s New Wave/Rockabilly/Surf/Oddities cover band called Braino, but not very often.
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Jeffrey has a passion for panoramic, large-format photography and his favorite formats are 4x10" and 6x12cm. 99% of all photographs on this site are medium or large format film shots. All work is for sale. Please inquire about prints or originals.
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He has an account at photo.net but he has not kept up with it since 2004.
Contact me: info [at] jeffreybraynephotography [dot] com
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This site is comprised of several different galleries. Click on the arrows on either side of the main image to scroll or change the current gallery. Clicking on the image will launch the slideshow associated with the gallery category. To navigate the slideshow, you may manually browse through the collection by clicking on the left or right side of the image, or by using your left and right arrow keys. ESC will close the slideshow. You may also start the automatic slideshow by clicking 'play' within the slideshow window. You can stop the show at anytime to spend more time with a photo by clicking 'stop'.
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You may click the links for 'about', 'site' and 'contact' to learn more about me (Jeffrey Brayne), my equipment or contact me about this site.
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If you have any questions or comments about this site, either fill out the contact form, or simply email me directly at info [at] jeffreybraynephotography [dot] come. I've replaced the @ and . with [at] and [dot] to prevent spambots from scraping my pages and sending me informative emails about riches to be had in Africa from the widow of King Abadulamazeq or that I've won the Irish Lottery, or how I need male organ enhancement, etc.
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Thank you for taking the time to browse this site. Take care,
Jeff