America's Favorite Photos · Exposure Grant
Jeremiah Jenner's photograph Aerochrome was juried and published as a top ten finalist in the “American Experience” category of the 23rd Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest—chosen from more than 17,000 entries submitted from around the world. His sleek and minimalistic limited editions have endeared the media as well as the serious art collector. National collectors include Starbucks, PBS and the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Jeremiah has maintained an active teaching practice within both public education and museum contexts for over seventeen years. He has served as a Photography Instructor with the School Board of Broward County since 2009 and recently received a letter of commendation from the Kennedy Center for his teaching career.
Aerochrome
Under the blaze of sunlight, a vintage Pontiac becomes a canvas of light and motion — its hood alive with shifting shadows and a kaleidoscope of color.
Rhapsody in Blue
The cool, saturated blues and the precise fall of light across the car seat and hat evoke a sense of pause—an interior moment.
Caress of Steel
A gleaming corner of vintage modernism — the burnished steel of an old railcar catches soft ambient light, revealing the quiet poetry of travel’s golden age.
Crimson Passages
The weathered crimson wooden door, marked by age and human touch, frames a delicate circular iron detail—a portal within itself.
Emerald City
The antique Pullman carriage rests in quiet dignity, calling out to the curious from the edge of the station walkway.
California Dreaming
California Dreaming transforms a car door into a vision of timeless Americana, evoking open roads, endless summers, and the artistry of design itself.
Songs of the Sea
Sunlight drifts through narrow windows of a lighthouse, tracing luminous patterns across the whitewashed walls and the elegant curve of an iron staircase.
Time After Time
Close-up of a vintage Chevrolet truck panel, its turquoise paint softened by time and etched with scratches that speak of memories from the road and persistence.
Resonance
The rusted chain is no longer simply an object of decay; it becomes a meditation on endurance.