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By this point, you may know of a phenomenon called "influencers in the wild." The whole idea is that taking a photo may look crazy and weird, especially in an improvised setting, and that's where the phenomenon comes from. Despite the weird process, the end result still looks beautiful just the same. It's a reminder of a common saying that beauty requires sacrifices.

Halyson kicks it up a notch as he records the process of taking his own photos in the streets, in the wild, or any other setting. He posts his videos of the process on TikTok and publishes the photos on Instagram. Sure, the process itself may look strange, but it's the result that matters. And he has 1.4 million followers on the platform to show for it.

Halyson does these types of photo sessions mostly with up-and-coming models. But he also does them with random passersby. One of his videos where he offers his professional help to a couple even went viral, getting over a million likes in the process. It's all good fun. So if you like what he does, make sure you follow him on his social media linked below.

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Doggo Froggo
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3 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

That is really beautiful! They complement each other really well.

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The photographer shared a little bit about his background with Bored Panda. "Photography came into my life in 2016. While I was still in college, I was studying physical education. I was always very attached to editing and processing images. I always received a lot of praise from friends and family saying that my photos were beautiful, then one day, I took courage and decided to buy my camera. I started to study and study the market. In the first months, I was robbed; they took everything. I went half a year without having it, then I got stronger and bought it all again. And today, after much dedication, effort and study, I am reaping the rewards. I decided to lock up my studies to dedicate myself to photography."

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Jamie Novotny
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3 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

when u make this pic all the sudden ur pasted out and in the hospital with injurys

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3 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

wait, is the mug falling above her!?!? she is gonna get some glass shards. If a break a cup my mum would beat my a**

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