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Jeremy Green “Spiked” 1/21/24

An invitation to shoot at a burlesque show as the guest photographer one evening seemed like an opportunity not to be missed. I’m not sure what the dancers were expecting to get out of it, nor did I know what I was going to do. The attitude of the dancers was that anything I shot would be fine, which freed my mind to play. Everything was fluid and nonstop. It was a little like working at a circus and somewhat like shooting sports or even wildlife. It was lots of fun.

Jeremy Green “Low Key” 2/20/22

This guy was my framer for a while. In working with him over time I came to appreciate his simple good looks, so I invited him to pose for a portrait. In all his work with me he was soft spoken and staid. He was real low key. I think I see that in this portrait.

Jeremy Green “Tanya Machina” 11/17/20

This is Tanya. Say hi. Tanya is my wife; also she is my biggest fan, best friend, lover, conscience, health authority, therapist, research assistant, weather lady, news filter, hot cup of coffee in the morning, and my muse. She’s beautiful and I love her. She has a great sense of humor, especially about herself. A few nights ago she posed for a portrait for me, and I was going to post it; but to be fair to the fairer sex I thought that I should first open the shot in a retouch program. Alas, I couldn’t get past this initial stage, because there was something I liked about this image. Tanya Machina about to have her face done, even though she doesn’t need it.