
For this month’s issue, we’ve got something really special in store for you in the way of our featured photographer. Jeromie Stephens is a third generation photographer who has a passion for listening to bluegrass music and photographing bluegrass festivals.
Jeromie shot his first festival in 1987 and quickly discovered that the best place to photograph musicians was actually off-stage, where they’re much more “human” than during a performance.
In our video interview with Jeromie, you’ll get to know this talented photographer better, you’ll probably learn a thing or two about bluegrass music, and you’ll learn how to take photos of people that look and feel natural and candid, even if your subject knows you’re there. There’s a lot more to this interview too, but don’t take my word for it. Click on the video player below and enjoy it for yourself.
A Selection of Jeromie’s Bluegrass Festival Photos















A Few of Jeromie’s Street Photos






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