Wild Wales - Jeremy Moore photography site

Jeremy Moore

Wild Wales is the website of Jeremy Moore Photography. Jeremy Moore is a freelance outdoor / landscape photographer, based in mid-Wales, who specialises in the Welsh landscape. An eclectic approach to his subject matter ranges from the purely abstract to the documentary, but is always inspired by his knowledge of the environment. He has been fully professional since 1991.

He publishes a range of distinctive postcards of the Welsh landscape - Wild Wales / Cymru Wyllt - now (2009) in their twenty-third year, and an annual calendar. His third book - Heart of the Country - received glowing reviews (click here) and his most recent - "Blaenau Ffestiniog" - was published in March 2007. The National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, has a large collection of his work.

He has undertaken commissioned work for Forest Enterprise, Countryside Council for Wales and the Wales Tourist Board, among others. He has a very large collection of interesting and inspiring images of Wales and elsewhere in his own photographic library. Recent clients include Ceredigion County Council, BBC Wildlife Magazine and Countryfile Magazine

PLEASE NOTE - I HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH JEREMY MOORE PHOTOGRAPHY OF PONTGARREG, LLANDYSSUL, CEREDIGION (see below)

Galleries

On the Edge

Chamonix

Madeira

People in the landscape

Human landscapes

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News

It recently came to my attention that another Jeremy Moore had set up a photography business in Ceredigion. This is an astonishing co-incidence in a rural area like mid-Wales, with its preponderance of Welsh surnames. The Council's Trading Standards Officer made some enquiries on my behalf and established that his name really was Jeremy Moore, and that he was therefore legally entitled to use it for his business. However one must question his judgement over choosing it.

I have just discovered that my namesake was featured on July 12th on "The Ferret", the consumer affairs magazine on ITV Wales, for the poor quality of his wedding photography and his poor working practices. I would like to emphasise that I have NEVER undertaken any wedding photography, and repeat that I have absolutely no connection at all with Jeremy Moore Photography of Pontgarreg, Llandyssul , Ceredigion.

I have almost completed work on the photographs for a new book about Pembrokeshire, which will be accompanied by text by the TV presenter Trevor Fishlock. This is still due for publication later this year, although delays outside my control have led to the date being postponed. I'm still hoping it will be available for Christmas.

I am also very close to being able to confirm an exciting new book and exhibition project for completion in July 2012. Once all the i's have been dotted and the t's crossed I will announce it here!

The 2011 Wild Wales / Cymru Wyllt calendar is now available, and in my opinion it is the best yet! This year there is an envelope enclosed inside the bag, so it will be easy to pop into the post as a present for a friend or member of the family. And what is more the RRP remains at £5.99. It should be on sale fairly widely throughout Wales, but if you have difficulty finding ione, please let me know.

Image library

After over twenty five years photographing in Wales, there are now many thousands of interesting and inspiring 35 mm images in my collection. Have a look in the Galleries here for examples, but remember that I can only show a small percentage of the available images.

As well as standard 35mm transparencies there are a fair few in panoramic format (24 x 65 mm). Since August 2007 I have been using digital capture.

All are available for reproduction by individuals, organisations or publishers.