My daughter Penelope took this image of me when she was only three-years-old.
I’m 39 40 years old, a father of three, and a human being who happens to find happiness through the viewfinder of any camera in my possession. I live in Colorado, and I’m currently pursuing a degree in Journalism. I was born cross-eyed and I’ve always seen the world in double vision. I’m not sure if that affects my photography or not, but it has definitely affected my perception of the world around me, as well as the people in it. I traveled the world with the Marine Corps in my early twenties, and was too busy working or getting drunk in my free time to bother taking any photographs. This fact has given me the urge to capture everything I see with my cameras. I don’t ever want to miss an opportunity to record what I see in the world ever again. I’ve spent the last three four years immersing myself in the world of photography. I never leave home without a camera or two. I’m not sure if I am capturing anything relevant or if I’ll someday be recognized as a photographer of note, but I am enjoying life behind the lens.
Hey Jeremy, good stuff here. It’s great to see someone else’s approach to a similar mission, I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on your stuff.
Thanks for dropping by and following my blog!
Keep up the good work! Cheers!
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Thank you my friend! I keep my eyes out for inspiring stuff and I love your blog too! Here is to future success!
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Thanks for stopping by to check out my blog and the follow, hope you liked what you saw. Looking forward to seeing more from you. You have great stuff in your blog!!! Take care!!! 🙂
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I think you have a wonderful website, and I will continue to follow it. 🙂
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thank you so much…i really appreciate it…so i guess we will be in touch…take care! 🙂
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I need to re-write my ‘about me’ page! In the meantime, thanks for the follow 🙂
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Sure! Thank you too! I appreciate your support.
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Hi Jeremy, this page made me smile one of those nice warm smiles and prompted me to have a proper look around your blog. I love it, I’ll be stopping by often. Thank you.
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Thanks for the follow, your work’s great!
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Thank you too! Your blog is great. ✌
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Fabulous!
Thank you also for following my blog 😉
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Love the Marine Corps. Love photography. Thanks for following me on Cold.
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You’re blog is immensely interesting! Thanks for the love! I’ll be keeping up with COLD from now on. Great title!
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Thanks for dropping by and following! You’ve got really nice pics, I’m gonna observe them more to improve my street photography..
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Thank you Ruzhi! I appreciate that compliment. I am striving for improvement each and every day. 🙂
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There is much joy to be found behind the lenses. Thanks for stopping by, liking and following The Sundog Drift. Hope I can keep you entertained.
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I have no doubt that you will keep me entertained! Thanks for reading, commenting, and following!
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Nice blog contents..love to follow 🙂
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Thank you for the follow on ‘Understanding Your Dog’, it’s very encouraging. Woof.
Terry
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No problem! I’m happy to have found it!
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I like your story, and you do good work. Going to follow your adventure from now on!
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Hi! Thank you for liking my blog and the follow! It is very encouraging. Looking forward to follow your posts here.
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Thanks so much for stopping by my site! Can’t wait to see more of your photography 🙂
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The pictures I’ve seen so far are very professional. Keep doing what you’re doing; people are noticing.
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Jeremy, thanks so much for visiting my site and choosing to follow.
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Hey Jeremy…
Just wanted to pass on my thanks for stopping by to check out my blog and for being brave enough to ‘Follow’ it 🙂 I do wonder how you stumbled across it though?
I admit, it’s all a bit new still, but I hope you liked what you read so far, as much as I have writing.
Uncle Spike
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It was suggested to me by WordPress based on what type if blogs I current follow. I think you have a great blog going sir! I’m following to see what happens next.
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Great to see you on dragonshades. I think that being alive is always a good idea and at this moment it seems like the ideal time to be both observing and experiencing life. Through blogging we get the chance to see our own and others lives which is remarkable. Many thanks for the follow and much success in all that you do.
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Jeremy, I like your photographs for their simplicity and integrity. And I enjoy your blog as such. To me, you are a photographer of note, already now. Leo
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Hi Jeremy, nice to meet you. I’ve been travelling all over your blog. What wonderful, very real photos you take. Thank you for visiting our blog, and for following. I hope you enjoy the stories of our journey, both inner and outer.
Cheers
Alison
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Great intro, I’m sure I’ll enjoy my visits here.
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Thanks for following our blog over at TheBigForest. Good wishes.
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You’re welcome! I accept your good wishes, and return them to you!
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Thank you for dropping by and following Malcolm’s Corner.
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Thank you for creating the corner so I could come by and check out what you have to say. 🙂
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I enjoyed your graceful renditions of public transit. Are your photos free to be used just as Creative Commons images are?
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Yes of course, just credit my name and link back to the blog.
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Thx for hoppin’ by my blog. Love your interesting take on the world around you. x
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Thanks for cruising by. You have some cool photos and even cooler narratives….
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Thak you kindly for your “follow” of Tales for Life. I find your blog engaging and will return! Carry on with your impoprtant goals.
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Hi Jeremy, Interesting photography and blog! Thanks for following my photography blog. I hope you are inspired. Looking forward to seeing more of your work, too.
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Hi, your blog is intriguing, both your photos and your observations. Looking forward to seeing more! Maureen
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Hi Jeremy. You have a really interesting blog with some fabulous photos. Congratulations! If you are interesting in showing off your shots to a wider audience, we host a weekly travel photography competition in which we would love you to participate. Here are the details: http://hitchhikershandbook.com/your-contributions/travel-photography/. Happy travels!
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Cool! Thank You! I’ll submit some stuff. See you around!
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Thank you for coming to visit me. I LOVE your spirit…just knowing you are out there makes everything seem better…
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Thank you so much! It’s kind words like these that keep me chasing that “becoming a photographer” dream.
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Thanks for the follow… I can’t wait to sit down and take in your blog 🙂 Kat
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I too wish I had had a camera with me at all times when I traveled the world (I worked for an airline, not the Marines). I wasn’t (always) drunk, it was more to do with the high cost of printing.
The digital era has really revolutionised the way we take photographs.
If you take photos all the time, I’d recommend this photographic website with I have been using for a number of years: http://www.blipfoto.com
The free version is more than enough, the Pro version only has a few extra bells and whistles.
There is this guy based in Denver who does mostly street photography: http://www.blipfoto.com/RaspberryJefe it may be of interest to you.
All the best,
Nic
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Thanks for those great links, your insightful comments, and your time. I will be sure to check out those websites. I need to hook up with some Denver street photographers, it would be nice to have some backup out there on those streets.
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Me alegra que hayas pasado por mi blog, me has dado la oportunidad de conocer este sitio tan especial, ¡me encanta!, seguimos en contacto, saludos
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I love to see fellow Coloradoans visit my blog. Best of luck with your degree and photography, and thanks for the follow!
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You’re welcome! Colorado is awesome! Looking forward to seeing more of your blog.
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Hi! Thanks for following my blog! I like your photos so I’ll follow your blog too… Thank you!
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re “I traveled the world with the Marine Corps in my early twenties” Do you really have double-vision? How did make it through boot camp and qualify as a rifleman? Just curious! PD
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You only need one eye to aim an M-16!
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Yes I do have double vision. I wore BCG (birth control goggles) in boot camp at MCRD. They got crushed almost right away though, stepped on by a drill instructor “accidentally” but I still made it through and graduated. Adapt, Improvise, and Overcome”
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I drive AAVs and whenever I had to give a safety brief to the grunts before an operation, one guy would always asked me with a worried look if I was going to be driving! I’m living proof that being crossed eyed doesn’t mean you can’t do any thing you put your mind to
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Qualified expert at my last rifle qual too. I know guys with perfect vision that wore the pizza box on their blues. I was a sharpshooter out of boot camp though.
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I feel like you were calling me out, so just to make myself feel better:
My MOS was 1833, I was in from April of 1993-1997 stationed at Camp Pendleton, California
I was a member of the 3rd Amphibious Assualt Batallion, 1st Marine Division. Started in Echo Co. moved to Fox after I got in some trouble when my first son was born and went UA for a few days. I was a part of Operation United Shield in Somalia. We provided protection for the final pull out of UN forces in the area. I got out as a Corporal after my 4 years. Loved it, hated it, and had crazy experiences that I wouldn’t trade for the world.
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Great life story. Thank you for sharing it.
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Thank you for the follow!
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Thanks for the follow on “One Quality, the Finest.” I hope you always find something that interests you- perhaps even some of the photos.
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Awesome “about” page Jeremy! I share your passion of photography and am so glad we met by your visit to my blog! Thanks so much for following! I look forward to following your work and seeing how you capture the world around you! With living in CO I’m sure you have much to capture! Love it there! Blessings, Robyn
PS – Thanks for serving our country and defending our freedoms by being in the Marine Corp!
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Hi Jeremy. Thank you for visiting and following. I hope you will stop by often. My photos are just simple things taken on my phone, but I have fun.
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I love your style. Thank you for subscribing!
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Thanks! It’s always nice to hear that! Your’e welcome, I look forward to your blog!
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Thanks for the recent visit to/follow of my blog. It led me here and I’ve just spent a bit of time perusing through your last dozen or so entries. You’ve got a really good eye for candid street photography. That’s a unique thing; keep on nurturing it.
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I can’t begin to thank you enough for stopping over and visiting my humble blog-o-thing! It truly means so very much to me. Be inspired and please take care.
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I feel the same way . Thanks for returning the favor. The collective internet brain is getting stronger and smarter .
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Wonderful about section!!!! I would love to see more of your photography =)))
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Thanks for checking it out!
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Cool blog!
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Gracias!
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Thanks for the follow.
Jeremy ,i love your photographs as they are a feat to my least travelled eyes.
All the best.
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I’m glad you are enjoying the photography! Thank you for the kind words.
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Thanks for showing interest in what I put out too. I sincerely hope you continue to find my works entertaining & pleasurable. Be safe.
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