As the owner of
Pixelchrome, Inc Jeremy has enjoyed a roller coaster ride pursuing the American
Dream. Since his early days as a graphic designer, his dream was to become a
stock photographer. Riding the wave of the internet revolution in the mid 90s,
he got involved with Getty Images and went on to build a successful business
traveling the world and taking stock pictures. By 2005, he had started
collaborating with nature photographer Nancy Rotenberg, and was instrumental in
setting up frequent international trips to Italy and to Mexico. He went on to
lead trips to Guatemala and Costa Rica. As the developer of the Dreamteam photo
tour concept, recent collaborations have included tours to Mexico, Guatemala
and Colombia with co-leaders Nevada Wier, Brenda Tharp, photojournalist Alison
Wright and Guatemalan-born Holly Wilmeth.
2013 and 2014 were his busiest years so far with 25 completed international trips and 2015 is proving to be the same with sold out tours for most of the year.
Jeremy used to describe himself as a nature and outdoor photographer, but since necessity is the mother of invention, he has re-branded himself several times over the past decade. He has travelled widely photographing many of the world’s most important city skylines. In 2006 he became part-owner of a Lifestyle Stock Photography Company, Blend Images, and now he is indulging his passion of photographing people in developing nations.
At least once a year he makes a nature trip and that is usually with a group to photograph wildlife in the wintery wilds of Japan.
Jeremy’s photos have appeared in print all over the world. He has received numerous international awards in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, and he was overall winner of the 2002 Nature’s Best International Photography Awards. His images have been included in exhibitions at the Smithsonian in Washington DC, the Dallas Museum of Natural History, and the Natural History Museum in London. jeremywoodhouse.com/blog/
2013 and 2014 were his busiest years so far with 25 completed international trips and 2015 is proving to be the same with sold out tours for most of the year.
Jeremy used to describe himself as a nature and outdoor photographer, but since necessity is the mother of invention, he has re-branded himself several times over the past decade. He has travelled widely photographing many of the world’s most important city skylines. In 2006 he became part-owner of a Lifestyle Stock Photography Company, Blend Images, and now he is indulging his passion of photographing people in developing nations.
At least once a year he makes a nature trip and that is usually with a group to photograph wildlife in the wintery wilds of Japan.
Jeremy’s photos have appeared in print all over the world. He has received numerous international awards in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, and he was overall winner of the 2002 Nature’s Best International Photography Awards. His images have been included in exhibitions at the Smithsonian in Washington DC, the Dallas Museum of Natural History, and the Natural History Museum in London. jeremywoodhouse.com/blog/
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