Artists That Inspire || Joe Greer

A photographer who goes by the Instagram name @ioegreer popped into my recommended follow list one day. After scrolling through his feed I took a look at his YouTube channel, which was filled with videos about using different film stocks, film projects he is working on, and talks about commercial work he did with film. Whats cool about Joe is that he shoots 35mm for his street photography, but if it's anything else, he will always shoot medium format. Regarding his actual images, I love the colors that he achieves in his portraits, landscapes, and random photographs. The contrast he achieves between warm and cool tones is something I would like to achieve in my own work with color film or digital photography one day.






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