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He is currently working on a photographic project inspired by Japanese Zenga painting. Jeremy is also continuing to work on a number of ongoing projects such as the Texas Church Project and his photoblog, Anonymous Vernacular.
The image to the left is the current image on his blog and a link can be found at the top of this page.
The Texas Church Project is a continuing project by photographers David Brown, Lee Carmichael, Mike Castles, Matthew Magruder, and Jeremy D. Moore.
They are photographing churches in Texas built in the 19th and 20th centuries. By creating this body of work, the photographers hope to help preserve these buildings, and add to the record of Texas cultural history.
Please visit the
Texas
Church
Project's website at
http://www.texaschurchproj.com/
In December of 2005
I visited Japan for the first time.
These are a few of the
images I created during my trip.
While I have previously printed these images before, I am now culling images from the visit to create a final portfolio of palladium prints.
Toy cameras are simple cameras usually built, lens and all, from plastic with few if any manual controls.
The appeal of a toy camera is its simplicity.
Load film. Point. Shoot.
