My Photos
#153
Posted 10 December 2009 - 07:46 PM
Nice work Jeremy!! Great to see you Friday night!!
Good seeing you as well. What a great night in the city for music...
Wow, what breathtaking photos.
You have remarkable talent.
I would be lying if I said that I wasn't bummed that you chose BK over me to do the graffitti fashion photo op shoot years ago. Oh well....
Congrats on your profound talent.
Thanks
I'd always hoped to do another project with you but there didn't seem to be any opportunity after that (plus you moved away/off the boards) If you ever have time, there's a place near by house in Jersey City, its this huge stone wall with beautiful light and texture that I've been dying to try out.
#154
Posted 10 December 2009 - 08:48 PM
#157
Posted 11 December 2009 - 05:47 PM
Yeah, Ed I really liked the way those Mining Town/desert shots came out. My dad's been trying to restart his model train hobby for the past year or so, I'm got a couple prints made up for Christmas and hopefully he'll put them up around the table.
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Gwendolyn, if you like, contact me via gordonjer@gmail.com and I'm sure we can work something out
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an old photo I found as I was looking through for a few Christmas presents.
A view of lower Manhattan and the Hudson River in the summer of '07
#158
Posted 18 December 2009 - 12:03 AM
last night and just wanted to post a few before I went up to New Hampshire and Portland, Maine for the weekend.
I finally kicked myself in gear and started using Lightroom (after I assisted on a modeling shoot last week and found out the photographer swore by it)
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Scott Metzger of Rana

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also Hidden Track ran an article on Buzzuniverse yesterday and ran a few of my photos with it.
http://www.glidemaga...9-ace-of-clubs/
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also Jambands.com accepted one of my photos for their "In the Moment" series
http://www.jambands.com/in-the-moment/

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and ran an interview with Scott Metzger using the following photo
http://www.jambands....h-scott-metzger
#162
Posted 23 December 2009 - 07:17 PM
A friend of mine told me a funny story about Marco when he went to interview him at his house in Brooklyn, said he's a really fun guy to interview.
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Joe as for the colors it depends on the shot. If its a concert photo it was probably enhanced in photoshop and if it was a day shot it may have been done as an HDR.
I just really enjoy seeing vibrant colors.
#163
Posted 23 December 2009 - 07:31 PM
These were taken at Mountain Jam, Camp Bisco, Gathering of the Vibes, at various places around the city and in New Jersey in Atlantic City and Vasa Park, and Mexicali Blues. There's some pretty big names in there including Bob Weir, Lou Reed, Phish, Etta James, Maceo Parker, GE Smith, and Buddy Guy as well as some up and coming bands like Lucero, the Discuo Biscuits, Lotus, and more.
Merry Christmas and a Happy Holidays
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#167
Posted 30 December 2009 - 02:05 PM
when I get the new lens, we should plan a day to wonder around the city, we can bar hop
you can give me photo pointers and the girls can get hammered.....ok we can all get hammered:pimp:
Sounds good. I'm actually putting together a list of cool places around the city to shoot for this fashion photographer I've been working for, should work out great.
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I wanted to throw some odds and ends out there.
Jambase/Jambands, The Best of 2009 is out and Joel Cummins and Andy Farag used a couple of my old shots taken from the Blender Theater last fall
http://www.jambase.c...9-Artist-List/1

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and Jambands.com ran a quick post on The Disco Biscuits, Tractorbeam show at Highline on Monday and used the following image.
http://www.jambands....actorbeam-show/

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and just wanted to throw in these photos of my buddy Joey, his sister, and our construction project on Christmas Eve.


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We'll be at the Disco Biscuits on NYE and after that, who knows
#168
Posted 03 January 2010 - 05:56 PM
I got in a bit late and ended up running into the pit at full speed to set up my gear (dolt!)
The lighting was fantastic, the music great, and friends excellent as always. I also rented my first lens from Adorama,
a a beautiful 24-70 2.8 Nikon lens that was just wonderful, I would totally recommend this to anyone else.
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Carla's working up a review right now and Hidden Track should get it up during the week.
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Also if anyone is interested in seeing more, click on this slideshow link and see 'em big.
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#169
Posted 12 January 2010 - 05:42 PM
and possibly Ryan Montbleau on Saturday at Mexicali.
So I've been trying to get back to work on portraits, sorta my New Year's resolution. Basically trying to find photos that I like and trying to figure out the lighting styles and recreate them. In a lot of ways its the complete opposite of concert photography. You control the lights, the mood, and must somehow draw out the subject's personality in a flattering manner...

This is a three light set up with a shoot through umbrella to the right, wrapping the face. A second edge light over my back shoulder to separate the black of the jacket from background, and a final light placed behind my back shooting at the background.
Unfortunately I don't have any other models right now, so its gonna be me for quite a while on this one. Although if anyone is ever bored one afternoon in Jersey City, give me a call
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Also the Disco Biscuits announced their 2010 winter tour and used my image for advertisement.
(Aron Magner looked through all the shots and chose it personally)
http://view.exacttar...572620d75771578
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and I worked up one last shot from NYE. If you look carefully to the right side of the photo you can see a famous boardie hiding in the shadows
#170
Posted 16 January 2010 - 04:17 PM
I had a chance to catch Bebe Buell at the Hiro Ballroom last Wednesday night. For those who don't know Bebe Buell is the mother of Liv Tyler, a Playmate centerfold,
a former lover of Todd Rundgren, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, and Steven Tyler and is one of the main inspirations for the character, Penny Lane. She just released a new album and used the evening as a industry event to test it out.
Our friend Zac Lasher plays keyboards in the band which also includes Bebe's most recent (youngish) husband.




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Also Hidden Track ran two articles this week involving some of photos.
The first was a piece about Phish 3.0
http://www.glidemaga...the-age-of-3-0/
with a shot taken from the 2nd night at Jones Beach

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and a lighthearted interview with The Macpodz
http://www.glidemaga...e-of-ann-arbor/
using a shot from this past year's Mountain Jam

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Anyway enjoy the weekend!
#171
Posted 19 January 2010 - 09:31 PM
shocked to see Yoga Mermaids little dig there
but perhaps at least she can admit to herself that was not my fault and didnt warrant her crazy freak out on me
Jeremy, stunning unique work as always
You rule, even if you hang my photo over the toilet
#174
Posted 22 January 2010 - 01:39 PM
Awesome stuff Jeremy! Always love looking at your work.
I really dig the self-portait!
Thanks, I just did another one too this past week.

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I've got three flashes working in this one.
1. SB-800 w/ silver umbrella right just above eye level placed in frame and edited out.
2. SB-800 in small softbox just left of camera for slight fill.
3. SB-600 behind subject illuminating the background with red filter.
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I should have the Vampire Weekend photos up soon. The shows were lots of fun, super packed though, but I think I got some nice ones.
They played all their hits from the first album and a good amount off their second one as well. I've never seen the floor bounce like it did at the Webster
during a few of the songs, the crowd was really into it. Then at the Bowery it was announced that their second album had hit #1 on the Billboard charts
as well. Carla's got a friend who works for their record label and they're renting out a bar to celebrate it, can't wait!









I'll be at moe. tonight at Roseland, should be a good one
#179
Posted 26 January 2010 - 02:47 PM
Jen and Crujonez I always love shooting the Biscuits. There's the excellent music and their management is always very good to me and
sometimes with the help of B-Bryan I get a little extra access and some really nice shots.
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Lets see, the Vampire Weekend review is up on Hidden Track
http://www.glidemaga...d-webster-hall/
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and WNYC.com asked to use a shot of the show as well.
http://culture.wnyc....ped-shows-week/
(ya gotta flip through, I'm the 2nd shot)
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The record label has a link to my disco ball shot from Webster Hall
http://xlrecordings....reweekend/?pg=2
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and a soccer website that also reviews concerts in NYC asked to use a shot from the Bowery Ballroom
http://www.firsttouc...ine.com/?p=4346
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also as an odds and ends.
Jambands.com ran an article on Jon "Gutwillig's upcoming solo shows
with this image (man, they really love it)

http://www.jambands....lig-s-ski-tour/
and they ran an article on Allie Kral sitting in with Umphrey’s McGee using this shot.

http://www.jambands....rey-s-and-allie
#180
Posted 27 January 2010 - 04:22 PM
I had a little problem getting into the venue and had to do almost a straight run into the pit. The backlighting was excellent, the front lighting in
most cases was non-existent, which was a bit of a bummer. Luckily though there was no time restrictions in the pit and we could pretty much go
wherever we liked in the venue.
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and this last one is probably my favorite of the group.
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there's a few more here if you're interested.
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and the photos have been posted with reviews to Hidden Track
[url]http://www.glidemaga...e-moe-roseland/[/url]
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and to Glide Magazine
[url]http://www.glidemaga...efit-12210.html[/url]
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that might be it for shows for a bit. I'll have to figure out a new project in the meantime
#182
Posted 08 February 2010 - 10:22 PM
aw, Vampire Weekend! i knew the frontman, Ezra, when I was in HS
so weird to see them blowing up...
wow Randy, that's pretty cool.
Lets see I got a chance to catch Tea Leaf Green and Galactic's show at Terminal 5 this past Friday night. Galactic put on an excellent show, while Tea Leaf Green couldn't quite seem to put it together in their short time slot.
As far as photographing, it was damn tough. For TLG Apparently their long time lighting guru has moved on and they're only using the house guys on this run. Their were more than a few missed lighting cues and multiple solos that were done in complete darkness during the show. Its like Rock and Roll 101, if your lead guitarist goes into a solo, turn a freakin' spot light on him, hell turn any light on him!
For Galactic's first two songs of the night, they decided to go minimalist and not turn the lights on either, leaving approximately 5 minutes to get any shots I could....







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Probably the highlight of the night was Tea Leaf Green sitting in with
Galactic for two songs, including a great Can
#184
Posted 11 February 2010 - 04:46 PM
Thanks JillGreat Shots Jeremy!!!
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Let’s see, in the odds and ends department
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Carla put up a wonderful recipe on her blog for Cajun Paella that was accepted by Photograzing.com
http://photograzing....jun-paella.html

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On Hidden Track we have a press release written by Carla on Camp Bisco with this shot of the band from last year

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We’ve also got a post on moe’s 20th anniversary this year
http://www.glidemaga...es-the-time-go/

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And an article on P-Groove’s announced show at the Bowery Ballroom
http://www.glidemaga...returns-to-nyc/

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Jambands.com ran an article on newly announced bands for the Bear Creek Music and Art Festival
http://www.jambands....creek-additions
using an old Maceo Parker shot.

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I just recently got an email from Lon Ballinger the owner of Webster Hall thanking Hidden Track on their review of The Vampire Weekend show
and personally requesting the following image for their website.

I was also asked to work up a u-melt publicity photo, including newest member Kevin Griffin. Of course at this point I haven’t had the time
to shoot Kevin with the band, so I modified an old idea that had been kicking around, found a shot of Kevin playing with The Point and came up with this.

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They seemed to like it and it should start showing up on jambase and whatnot in the near future.
#190
Posted 17 February 2010 - 04:16 PM
Unfortunately I haven't shot too much lately, mostly I've been trying to practice for a shoot with the U-Melt guys on Saturday before their big gig.
A couple of portrait shots of Carla, I worked on for Valentine's Day.


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and a couple shots of the city taken from Jersey City (the first two) and from DUMBO in Brooklyn.
The first two are one shot HDRs, taken into photoshop and messed with


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In this one of the Brooklyn Bridge, I thought it'd be fun to shoot in the snow and rain, of course I learned
you've got to bring an umbrella with you to cover the camera or your lens is screwed. This is me trying to
save the shot.
#193
Posted 24 February 2010 - 02:42 PM
Luna, its fun to walk around the neighborhood and check out the different views of Manhattan. There's still a few more places I've got to
do, like shoot from the heights or the park in Hoboken.
A couple of shots from U-Melt at the Bowery Ballroom on Saturday night.
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We also did a quick publicity shoot with the band, hopefully they'll find one they like and I'll post it
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Also just sent a publicist from Barefoot Truth a photo, that may appear in an article in the New York Times.

I'll let everyone know if they run it.
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I also got a tear sheet in the March issue of Modern Drummer with a photo of Pete Wilhoit

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so that's pretty exciting
#195
Posted 01 March 2010 - 04:41 PM
I ended up getting a random email from a blog asking if anyone wanted to review Tibet House US XX Annual Benefit. I emailed
back and said, I wasn't interested in reviewing it, but would love a chance to shoot Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Philip Glass, and Gogol Bordello
at Carnegie Hall. The show was a ton of fun. Someone yelled a "Belated" Happy Birthday to Patti Smith, to which she responded, "As the Mad Hatter
said, well today is my Un-Birthday." Iggy Pop started in a sweater, but quickly went running around the stage topless. He even tried
what was possibly the first stage dive ever at Carnegie Hall (and possibly the last) as he ended up in a heap at the bottom floor, before being picked
up by the crowd and dusted off.
For shooting it was a bit tough however. We were only allowed to shoot from the back of the auditorium and the lighting was minimal to say the least, although we
were allowed to shoot the entire show from there which did allow for different testing. I ended up renting a 300 2.8 lens (and a monopod) and at one point put a converter on it that got me a fixed lens of 500mm, which is pretty freakin' crazy.
I finally started pushing the ISO of the camera by setting the exposure from 1600-3200 depending on the musicians.







A quick review can be found here, with my photos
http://consequenceof...-tibet-benefit/
#198
Posted 02 March 2010 - 03:36 PM
Josh, I was hoping to make it out on Sunday for Railroad Earth, but I let excuses get in the way
but, there's a good chance that we'll be there on the 13th for all the bands.
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Here's the shot that was chosen for U-Melt's new promo photo. We set it up during sound check and then
took it in one of the booths at the Bowery Ballroom right before the doors opened. With limited time we decided to have all the lights
ready to go and get the band in some quick makeup and just start shooting. I think the setup portion took about an hour and the actual
shoot around 15 minutes.
#200
Posted 08 March 2010 - 02:16 PM
Thanks Dave. I just got contacted by another band on another shoot as well
Had a chance to see Soulive on Friday night at Brooklyn Bowl. The venue was packed but people were eating and drinking and bowling, so you could still move around the concert floor pretty well. The special guests for the evening were The London Souls and Nigel Hall. Soulive did some Beatles covers during their set and had the other bands sit in on Hendrix's Manic Depression, Tears for Fears, and James Brown. Really good stuff.










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