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Analysis Of The Perfect Picture By Bryan Peterson
I think Bryan Peterson, represents the level of commercial photography that interests me. I am in awe of the variety of photographs he has taken. Not only is Bryan Peterson a commercial photographer, he is an author, an artist and an inspiring teacher. I love this quote is from the Perfect Picture by Bryan Peterson - Themes video clip in unit 2 - "I believe, the window itself, is an indication of the soul, that lives behind it."

What I love most about the photographs Bryan Peterson takes; are the ways he captures color, and how he presents it. So, I would have to say that his signatures are dramatic color and strong composition. The contrast of the stormy sky and flowers is a great example of his signature style.

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