Scott Joyce Photography

Scott Joyce Photography

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Released
July 13, 2026
Updated
October 20, 2026

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Scott Joyce is an accomplished photographer with a career spanning 35 years so far. This is his portfolio. Also the Archive: almost everything ever shot, updated monthly.

What's New in Scott Joyce Photography

1.4

October 20, 2026

• A new wordmark. The name is now drawn as a shape rather than typed, so it looks the same on every device and matches the website. • A calmer slideshow. Pictures now hold almost still with a slow, soft dissolve between them, instead of drifting across the screen. • Videos in a slideshow now play through to the end, with their sound, and the next picture fades in over their last moments. • Video sound fades in once the picture is moving and fades out over the last second, instead of starting with a jolt. • Tap a video to show or hide the caption and buttons. The caption has its own play and pause button, and a thin line shows how far through the video you are. • Pictures and videos close to the screen's shape fill it, as on the website. Pinch with two fingers to see the whole frame, and spread them to fill again. • On iPhone, a video held the other way round from the screen shows as a square; turn the phone to see all of it. • The caption lines everything up along its top and grows with your text size, and the favourite heart sits in line with it. • In the Archive, a close button puts the keyboard away while you search. • Slideshow controls are the same everywhere: tap to end it, swipe left or right to move to the previous or next picture without stopping. • A slideshow now ends at the last picture, instead of starting again from the first: the picture fades slowly to black (or white in light mode) and the screen settles back into the gallery, so you can tell it has finished. • The menu button draws itself: its bars fold into a cross as the menu slides in, and back again as it closes. Gallery screens have a lighter header with the gallery's name in its own style, over a soft blur of the gallery's cover. • Text over a picture takes its colour from the picture: dark over a light picture, light over a dark one, the status bar included, whatever the light or dark setting. • Gallery names, the welcome text and picture captions sit on frosted panels that follow light or dark mode: charcoal on white, or white on charcoal. The caption is now a glass panel across the bottom of the screen. • On iPad, a swipe that is more across than down now turns the page instead of closing the viewer. • Fixed: a fresh install no longer marks every recent gallery as updated. Only work published after you installed the app is counted. • The gallery title in the viewer sits a little closer to the wordmark.

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