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1 Million People Follow This Photographer On Instagram, And After Seeing His Pics It’s No Wonder Why
They say practice makes perfect, so photographer Jason M. Peterson should be pretty close to excellence by now. During the last 25 years, Peterson has been taking black and white pictures, constantly pushing his limits, and his persistent artistic efforts have gained him a whopping 1-million-strong following on Instagram.
"To me, my photos aren't about black and white at all," Peterson told My Modern Met. "I am trying to capture human emotion, make the viewer feel something. Black and white helps focus on that emotion—color is one less thing to be in the way of seeing the feeling."
Peterson is an expert when it comes to bringing out the best in shadows, playing with angles and lines, or simply composing the shot. His portfolio has a huge variety of photos, including cityscapes and street photography. They're bold and graphic, and the strong visual storytelling that Peterson learned in the advertising world (he works as the Chief Creative Officer for Havas North America) blends with the aesthetics perfectly.
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Ingrid Tsai 7 years ago
Try scrolling up and down really fast, it creates a really nice effect.
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Ok Ha-Neul 7 years ago
it would be so cool if the 2 beams of light aligned with the torch on the statue of liberty
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Joval Mangalan 6 years ago
if you scroll up and down fast it looks like the person is on different floors
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Unsung Spatula 6 years ago
This is really neat, because in a sense, it feels like a Pixar movie. Different people, all living different lives.
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Sonia Wheeler 6 years ago
This gridlock almost looks pretty enough to resemble links in a necklace.
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Lyone Fein 6 years ago
This is so much better of a photograph than some of his mirrored ones, or through the plane-window shots, or the other tricks he uses. Just really great composition, focus, contrast, and emotional content.
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Morten Legarth 7 years ago
He is a photographer. But it is more appropriate to call him a photo artist as much of his work is highly manipulated.
Morten Legarth 7 years ago
He is a photographer. But it is more appropriate to call him a photo artist as much of his work is highly manipulated.
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