Jeremy Simonson

Photographer & Artist

Born and raised in Fargo, North Dakota, Jeremy Simonson is a fine art, landscape and portrait photographer. He studied theater arts at MSUM and received a master of fine art from Purdue University. Jeremy is a 2018 & 2023 recipient of Region 2 Arts Council’s Individual Artist Grant Program, made available with funding from the McKnight Foundation.

After several years of working as an actor, Jeremy rediscovered his passion for documenting the world while working and living in Chicago, Illinois, exploring street and lifestyle photography. Armed with a Vivitar point and shoot camera, loaded with Fuji or Kodak 800 film, he proceeded to document his life in Chicago. More recently, after moving from Minneapolis to Park Rapids in 2012, he has been exploring people and the landscape through digital photography. Without the distractions of the City, Jeremy has been able to concentrate on a steady practice of technique, discovery and artistic expression in documenting the world around him. A lifelong practice of discovery and learning.

Artist / Co-owner Studio 176

Photographer / Owner Lean 2 Studio

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Featured Art Collection - Underwater - 2020

For several years I have been taking water portraits of my family at our cabin on Strawberry Lake. At the time, I was concerned about protecting our water and wanted to do a series of images that explored my relationship to this natural resource. Of course there is no other subject closer to me than family and my love of nature and the memories made at our cabin in Minnesota. My family would become my subject, surrounded by water, staring directly into the camera surrounded by this precious resource. Adding importance to the water and subject. Deepening my relationship with both family and this resource I wanted to protect. But, after the pandemic hit, this project took another turn.

Shop art by SIMONSON

A selection of images from one of his favorite seasons.

A selection of inspirations and visual meditations.

Natures black and whites.

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