Ken Lee - awesome B&W's

[Eric Rose]

Many of you know of Ken Lee, at least us old timers anyway, as he is a mod over on LF. I have enjoyed his photography and tech articles over the years. Head over and check out his new fine art website. Stunning photography!

http://www.kennethmorrislee.com/index.php

 

[DWThomas]

Some great stuff there, thanks for posting the link.

 

[Peter Schrager]

Change header title..it says Len lee
And yes he is excellent

 

[resummerfield]

Excellent work!

 

[Maris]

I've been to the web site but I can't figure out what Ken Lee actually does or what he produces apart from screen lookers.

 

[RalphLambrecht]

Many of you know of Ken Lee, at least us old timers anyway, as he is a mod over on LF. I have enjoyed his photography and tech articles over the years. Head over and check out his new fine art website. Stunning photography!

http://www.kennethmorrislee.com/index.php

great stuff

 

[jvo]

very interesting! thanx.

 

[Sirius Glass]

Thank you. This is much above most of the links that are posted on this website. I enjoyed it and I gained some new incites for compositions.

 

[winger]

His work is consistently great.

 

[mark]

He does some good stuff.

He drops a load of BS on his about page but it is what his buyers want to hear I guess.

 

[Sirius Glass]

He does some good stuff.

He drops a load of BS on his about page but it is what his buyers want to hear I guess.

Well we can be sure that he [and other photographers] would never show his bad stuff or compositions that did not work.

 

[mark]

I was talking about the carbon pigment prints being more stable than selenium toned diver gelatin.

 

[Patrick Robert James]

I was talking about the carbon pigment prints being more stable than selenium toned diver gelatin.

I wouldn't call that a "load". Not really even b.s.

Technically he is right, but we'll never be able to see the result 'cause we will be long gone.

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Are you serious? Nothing special or even to be call as photography from this person. IMO. Just an average achievable with DSLR.

 

[nmp]

Gorgeous work. I will use it to inspire me!

 

[nmp]

I was talking about the carbon pigment prints being more stable than selenium toned diver gelatin.

If anything, he is rather understated in the bit about carbon prints.

 

[Merg Ross]

Eric, thanks for posting.

Ken's work is truly inspirational; always well seen and executed.