One of the only photographers that actually makes me stop and look while scrolling like a monkey riddled with ADHD. There is always something to notice.

that dune peninsula shot tho

The one with the people in the circles, no way lol

This is without any intent to take away from Jeremy's work, but if this led you reevaluate your overall photography then you've apparently never looked into the history of photography and the work of the all-time greats. Like, he has some cool ideas and I do like his style, but many of his photographs are quite gimmicky, as in, the idea behind it is really simple/superficial. Shallow. No offence intended. On the bright side, this means you've still got a lot of inspirational discoveries to make looking at the actual titans of street photography and photojournalism. I acknowledge the fact that you seem to be an architectural photographer, so perhaps you see yourself more as a craftsman than an artist. But I do think that, no matter your individual specialty, every photographer who wants to consider themselves the latter should take the time to dive into the overall history of photography at some point and look into the work of people who defined their genres. There is so much inspiration to get with such little effort. It makes it feel weird for me to see people's minds being blown by rather simple things when much more impactful work is literally just a Google search away. And again, this is not in any way meant to be a take "against Jeremy." It's just some general commentary on the subject.

That one hit me hard as well. Will always have Jeremy on my shoulder telling me about courage when I’m being a little bitch about asking a stranger for a portrait. Haha

Dude, I heard that and felt it. So many times that it has happened to me. Not only that, but not even taking the photo period. Really hit home.

Appreciate you, Alvin! 🖤

I agree. Much different from a lot of street work out there. Thanks for watching.

I was quite keen on it myself so I appreciate the kind words. It was a blast to make.

Inspiring for sure. Mindset is the key. If you have that the rest will fall into place. And if it doesn’t, you are able to handle it.

Appreciate it, sir. Was a pleasure 🍻

That’s great. I wouldn’t say it’s necessary to interact with people on the street but it shows that you are invested in the people you might be capturing. Which will only help in the long run.

All credit goes to Marti and Jeremy. Without them, I have nothing to make.

Appreciate the kind words, buddy 🖤

Hopefully it isn't another eight months until the next episode!

Appreciate that. Thanks for the support!

Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it. As for recognition, I shoot large format so I am patient as hell. Haha

Thank you kindly, Mike! 🍻

Thanks for watching, Nuno. 🖤 I am quite partial to this one as well.

Marti is the goat.

Thank you, Justin. Happy to hear that ✌🏻

Happy to help. He really does make incredible work. Most of which goes unnoticed. You have to look to see!

He’s full of great insight. I learned a lot about myself during our chat. Happy you enjoyed it!

Hell yeah. Glad you enjoyed it, my man.

Appreciate the support, Tim. Happy you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching, Jeremy. Jeremys are killing it.

Energetic is a great word. They’re alive in the best way possible. One of the reasons I wanted to showcase him because I also get tired of seeing the same shadowy figures and the backs of peoples heads in street photos.

@@BryanBirks your edit of this video and the music bed, along with Marti’s excellent video work, adds to the drama and story for sure. The energy in this film emphasizes the energy of Jeremy’s work. Brilliant!

If only I could shoot video as good as I can put a video together. Haha thanks for the kind words.

He makes LA look cool and tempting and then I remember the traffic...thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching, Aidan!

It’s really something else.

Thanks for watching, Peter 🍻

Marti made me question my video ability. Lmao I am excited to see where him and Jeremy go and what they make next. Always good shit.

Wow, thanks for that.

@@BryanBirks Looking forward to going through your previous videos :)

@@MicaelWidell Hope I don't let you down.

Couldn't agree more!

Thanks, sir. Really appreciate it.

I think that’s a good move with your project. So much will change with weddings (style, traditions, etc) that it’ll be interesting to see it evolve over many years.

I can only be myself so I’m glad you and some other people enjoy it. Thanks for the kind words.

That is a great thing to hear.

Thank you kindly, pal 🖤

Thank you, Kyle!

Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it, Remi. Cheers from St. Louis, Missouri, USA. 🍻

Hope you enjoy!

Much appreciated!

Hopefully many more in the future!

@@BryanBirks That would be great 👍

I will have to check him out!

Appreciate it, Paulie. Been digging your walkie talkie series!

Thanks for watching, sir!

Thanks for watching, Gian!

Happy to help, sir. 😉