Hello everyone. Here’s a few b-roll images because I’m currently at work with other projects. I’m looking forward to sharing with you this new project in the coming weeks. Until then stay shooting, stay writing, and stay focused. -Jeremy
As a society we owe it to future generations to be honest. I personally believe that all photographs are lies. Maybe not fully, but every photograph crops a bit out of the frame, doesn’t tell the whole story of what was in the photographer’s mind, and doesn’t show what came before and after the image. Photographs don’t represent exactly what the eye saw. Despite these limitations I still believe photography can explain important truths about
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Here’s a thought: The way to become the best photographer you can be is to simply be consistent. It doesn’t have to do with massive effort, it just has to do with going out there every day and putting in the work. Practice Every Day I always improve the most in any skill if I practice it every day. When I graduated from photography school I went straight into working full time at a minimum
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What are the ethical obligations of a street photographer? What shouldn’t we do while working and why? That’s what I want to think about today. First off I think street photography is a societal plus. The more artists we have working and expressing what it’s like to be alive today the better chance we have of creating an empathetic society; A society that can step outside of their own heads and think about what it’s
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