Jeremy Sharp Pictures

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of spending 24 hours with Ruth and Lorenzo, and see how they have dedicated their lives to helping others.

Texas Baptist - River Ministry This is "Texas Baptist - River Ministry" by Jeremy Sharp Pictures on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

After years of shooting a mix of stills and video, I thought it was time to update the brand to better reflect the work that I do. So I'm transitioning Jeremy Sharp Photographer to Jeremy Sharp Pictures, and what better way than with a brand new website?

JEREMYSHARPPICTURES Early on, photography for me was simply an interest. A hobby. It was something that I could do with my father (a life-long amateur photographer)... a class that I could take in high school. But somewhere along the way, what began as merely a diversion grew into the kind of passion that can drive you...

Working hard at doing a major overhaul to the website, and I come across all of the great projects that I have been too busy to share, like this video from last year. It was one of my top 5 projects from 2018.

Shot, editing and music/sound design done completely in-house.

"Better With Age" - 60 Spot This is ""Better With Age" - 60 Spot" by Jeremy Sharp Photographer on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

West Texas, 2017

One of the highlights of 2017 was getting to revisit Moab Utah.

Moab Time lapse and sound by Jeremy Sharp

I thought it was a good time to repost these images from a few years ago. These were shot for Northwest Bible Church, in Dallas. Northwest is heavily invested in refugee outreach to Dallas' massive refugee community.

I just want to remind people that refugees, all refugees, of any religion or country, are people just like everyone else. Do not live in fear. Do not live without compassion.

Please share these images to keep faces like these at the forefront of our collective mind.

Client: Northwest Bible Church

Project: Every year, Northwest Bible Church spends two weeks focusing their attention on their world-wide missions efforts. This year, the theme was "Invisible Borders". The concept for the photography was to reinforce the idea that although we make up boundaries in our minds that can keep us from reaching out and engaging with those we deem different from ourselves, we are fundamentally more similar than we often see.

To accomplish this goal, we photographed 25 church members and volunteers, as well as 25 refugees from around the world, now living in the Vickery area of Dallas, Texas. No image manipulation was used.

Concept by Brandon Murphy
Art Direction and Design by Jennifer Sharp

New photo of the week! This is an outtake from a project I shot last month.