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 (2008) in their twenty-second 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

Galleries

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News

I have always been fascinated by the idea that the Snowdonia National Park has a hole in the middle, otherwise known as Blaenau Ffestiniog. It is an area of slate quarrying set within spectacular surroundings, and most of my photography in 2006 was done there. The results can be seen in the book BLAENAU FFESTINIOG, published in March 2007, accompanied by the work of Gwyn Thomas, recently the Welsh National Poet. See also the "Between Earth and Heaven" Gallery above. Photographs from the book will be exhibited at Blaenau Ffestiniog TIC, from June 7th until October 11th this year. The project was featured in the October 2008 issue of Outdoor Photography.

During the next year I will be working on a new book about Pembrokeshire, for publication in Autumn 2010. The photographs will complement text by Trevor Fishlock, well-known for his 'Wild Tracks' series on ITV Wales. It is very exciting to be involved in a major project again.

In mid-January I was lucky enough to spend a week on the tiny island of Madeira. What a location for the photographer - stunning landscapes with mountains over 6000 feet high, a dramatic coastline, and really interesting atmospheric conditions. See the Madeira gallery above!

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.