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Jeremy Green “Fenced” 2/14/25

It’s a topic of current events, but that’s not what influenced me to execute this image. The textures, the contrasts, and the harshness of the subject were arresting.

Jeremy Green “Ocotillo Zebra” 7/30/22

Necessity is the mother of invention, but it can also be the seed of genius. In the Big Bend area of southwest Texas, providing shade is an art form. This is my spot all this week. This kind of broken shade, made by laying readily available ocotillo across overhead beams, is perfect in that it blends hard sun with coal black shade. It’s visually stimulating, yet it’s also soothing. It’s loud and quiet at the same time. Even a gringo can sit outside for long spells enjoyably.

Jeremy Green “L.A. Outback” 5/21/22

This was the scene from the kitchen window of my AirBnB on a recent trip to L.A. As the woman in the hot tub and her companion were hanging out in their backyard, I hesitated to invade their privacy by pointing my camera through the window at them, but I regretted it. Alas! The next day, they were there again. This time I called out to them and explained myself. I asked them if they would mind if I had them in my picture of LA backyard life, and they granted me permission. It probably doesn’t read very well small, but I shot fully stopped down to pull the window screen in focus.

Jeremy Green “Allusion” 4/16/21

This image was inspired by form, light, and texture. The set mood alludes to many stories.

Jeremy Green “Outward Gaze” 9/28/20

She was standing in the shade looking out into a vast desert landscape, and her hat had a particular warp to it that was personal. It was a lyrical moment that I felt compelled to capture.

Jeremy Green “Wowie Zowie” 2/1/20

Some situations invite a photograph, and happily, I’m a guy with a better-than-average camera. Upon checking into my suite at a decidedly funky hotel in Baltimore (the birthplace of both Frank Zappa and myself as well as the city where our fellow player, Jennifer Bishop, currently resides), I saw an opportunity to use the brand spanking new wide angle zoom lens that I had bought locally that very day. This was a good situation for testing it at its shortest focal length. It passed, and I was pretty wowed.