Nashville-based photographer Braden Potter has been exploring the field of photography for many years. Braden currently works everywhere between Nashville and the town of Florence, Alabama. He is a photography student at the University of North Alabama, where he hones his craft and creative vision. Braden's style is defined by his use of bold compositions, high contrast, and distinct graininess.
Braden's work often blurs the line between the organic elements of our world and the digital world, giving everyday scenes a sense of intensity. As his work evolves, Braden offers a new perspective on the intersection of texture, contrast, and the human experience. Braden's work has been featured in Lights & Shadows Volume 63, the Flor-Ala, and the Is It Art Yet? Gallery Exhibition.
Braden's work often blurs the line between the organic elements of our world and the digital world, giving everyday scenes a sense of intensity. As his work evolves, Braden offers a new perspective on the intersection of texture, contrast, and the human experience. Braden's work has been featured in Lights & Shadows Volume 63, the Flor-Ala, and the Is It Art Yet? Gallery Exhibition.