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Rochester photographer captures digital art, one pixel at a time

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Like a game of Tetris, Jordan Laine manages to keep fitting photography into his life. The Nintendo Game Boy came out in 1989, when he was 4 years old. Today, Laine is still playing with his Game Boy, but now, he’s using it to see the world in a different way. Laine has modified a Game Boy to use it as a camera that takes uniquely pixilated and mosaic-like photos. Laine grew up in Roseville, Minnesota, but has also spent time in Vancouver, …
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