Ben Pearson

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Ben Pearson is an American photographer, best known for his work with Steve Taylor and for his photographs that appear on countless album covers from a wide variety of artists.

Pearson's photographs have graced the covers and packaging artwork for albums like Phil Keaggy's "Find Me in These Fields" and "Crimson and Blue"; Rich Mullins' "Brother's Keeper" and "The Jesus Record"; Michael W. Smith's "I'll Lead You Home"; Sixpence None the Richer's "This Beautiful Mess" and their 1997 self-titled release, and many others.

In 2006, Pearson cowrote the film "The Second Chance", with Steve Taylor, Chip Arnold, and Henry O. Arnold. The film starred Michael W. Smith and Jeff Obafemi Carr.

elected photography discography

*1990 "Find Me In These Fields", Phil Keaggy
*1991 "Beyond Nature", Phil Keaggy
*1992 "Whirlpool", The Prayer Chain
*1993 "Bus Named Desire", Ashley Cleveland
*1994 "Crimson and Blue", Phil Keaggy
*1994 "Blue", Phil Keaggy
*1994 "Way Back Home", Phil Keaggy (reissue)
*1995 "Blister Soul", Vigilantes of Love
*1995 "Brother's Keeper", Rich Mullins
*1995 "I'll Lead You Home", Michael W. Smith
*1995 "Liver", Steve Taylor
*1995 "This Beautiful Mess", Sixpence None the Richer
*1996 "Acoustic Sketches", Phil Keaggy
*1996 "Strangelanguage", Charlie Peacock
*1996 "Songs", Rich Mullins
*1996 "Third Day", Third Day
*1997 "Sixpence None the Richer, Sixpence None the Richer
*1998 "Blink", Rick Elias
*1998 "The Jesus Record", Rich Mullins
*1998 "Phil Keaggy", Phil Keaggy
*1999 "Time", Third Day
*2000 "Inseparable", Phil Keaggy
*2000 "Maple Room", Wayne Kirkpatrick
*2003 "Here In America", Rich Mullins
*2004 "Full Circle", Charlie Peacock
*2005 "Men and Angels Say", Ashley Cleveland