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About the Artist

 Jesse Horton

 

Diversity in life is what makes Jesse thrive. He has lived in over five countries, swum with the most massive creatures on the planet, and tries to push his personal limits every day in new ways. The experiences gained over the years are what he puts into his creation. Sculpture, photography, film, and illustration are a few of the ways to acheive this. Trying to share what he feels are important issues and beautiful perspectives are his motivation for creation.

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Photography

These are a few sample collections of images Jesse has taken. Like all his art, it is as varried as the places they were taken. High in the mountains one is confronted with stark contrasts where the sky touches the earth. A thousand feet below the surface of the oceans the beholder is guaranteed to see things never before beheld by the human eye. The captured scenes may be different, but there purpose is always the same. To show others what a beautiful place our planet is, and let the beholder imagine they are in a far away place for a brief moment.

  • Vakas

    Vakas (14)

     
  • Crestone Needle

    Crestone Needle (5)

    A day spent on an alpine climb in the Rocky Mountains. Crestone Needle is a 14,000ft peak in Southern Colorado which requires a mix of all fours scrambling and technical climbing to ascend.
     
  • Mobulars

    Mobulars (5)

    A collection of photos taken near Cocos Island 320 nautical miles from the coast of Central America. While ascending from a submersible dive to 1000ft / 300m these Mobular Rays began to spiral upwards with the submarine. They joined us around 800ft and stayed with us almost all the way to the surface.