J Johnson Photography

J Johnson Photography Jeremy Johnson is a fine art photographer specializing in unique, expressive landscapes & nightscapes. Www.JJohnsonPhotography.net

Jeremy’s photography finds a unique way of unfolding a delicate balance of color, texture, imagination and technique to evoke drama and emotion. Jeremy’s fine art prints combine dramatic photography, vivid colors, and artistic touches to create new, captivating visions of the natural world. Using high end camera equipment, Jeremy is able to capture the subtle details of the natural world and transfer them to large prints with stunning clarity and color.

Chasing giants under the Milky Way.*This shot was taken back in 2020 during the Covid pandemic, and I recently found out...
08/24/2026

Chasing giants under the Milky Way.

*This shot was taken back in 2020 during the Covid pandemic, and I recently found out that shortly after they closed the area to night photography which is unfortunate. The area is closed from Sunset-Sunrise do be advised.

A few years ago I caught the Milky Way rising over Artemisia Pool in Yellowstone National Park. Some of you might be won...
08/17/2026

A few years ago I caught the Milky Way rising over Artemisia Pool in Yellowstone National Park. Some of you might be wondering why I didn't wait a little longer for the Milky Way to position itself perfectly in frame in front of this geyser and I'm going to tell you why I didn't... I was scared. Earlier in the day there was word of a huge Griz in the area, and I'm not talking about the cute mom bear 399 and her cubs that were viral at the time, no this was a huge male that was photographed right where I was and people were being warned on this trail. I sat here as long as I could until the sounds in the trees behind me and the thought of being mauled by a bear got the best of me. I snapped this and quickly made my way over to Morning Glory Pool where I caught another epic shot with this same air glow (the pink and green in the sky).

Yellowstone National Park’s Silex Spring under the Milky Way. This was such a challenging shot, this particular geyser s...
08/17/2026

Yellowstone National Park’s Silex Spring under the Milky Way. This was such a challenging shot, this particular geyser spring produced lots of steam that made it hard to get a clean shot. I’d have to wait for the wind to stop so the steam would rise straight up and also wait for any passing cars to go by which made a challenging shot even more challenging. Everything somehow aligned and I was able to capture this image.

Sunset at Huntington Beach Pier
08/16/2026

Sunset at Huntington Beach Pier

This is one of my favorite spots to catch a sunset near Corona Del Mar, California. This arch requires a decent hike alo...
08/12/2026

This is one of my favorite spots to catch a sunset near Corona Del Mar, California. This arch requires a decent hike along the rugged coast that also needs to be timed just right with the tides or you risk getting trapped. It’ll either be a really long walk back or you’ll just have to trespass a little through someone’s backyard to make it out. 😂

This shot was taken many years ago at McWay Falls before all the trail closures and landslides blocking Hwy 1. The night...
08/02/2026

This shot was taken many years ago at McWay Falls before all the trail closures and landslides blocking Hwy 1. The night sky along the Big Sur coast was incredibly dark, some of the darkest skies I've seen. The Milky Way was so incredibly bright, you could make out the darker details in the Milky Way core. On this night I was also treated to bioluminescence flashing in the crashing waves. This phenomena is created by a light-emitting molecule called luciferin that reacts with oxygen, helped by an enzyme called luciferase, to produce energy in the form of light. At first I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me, but as the night when on it got brighter and brighter. The fluorescent blue flashes of light looked like something straight out of the Avatar movies. This was all real, no Ai, and a single exposure at that, hence the darker foreground and lack of detail in the shadows.

The Milky Way rising above ancient petroglyphs.One of the neatest petroglyph panels I've seen located in the Eastern Sie...
07/27/2026

The Milky Way rising above ancient petroglyphs.
One of the neatest petroglyph panels I've seen located in the Eastern Sierra. Its a large panel filled with strange symbols all pointing to the sky. Its location is a highly guarded secret amongst locals and all those who have been lucky to have found it. This shot was taken many years ago, and I haven't been back since. I can't wait to return as its a special place. If you know of its location please don't share it on here in the comments.

Milky Way rising over Oregons Crater Lake. Shooting the Milky Way here has become a yearly occurrence. It’s a great plac...
07/26/2026

Milky Way rising over Oregons Crater Lake. Shooting the Milky Way here has become a yearly occurrence. It’s a great place to stargaze.

Ever since I saw these neat formations in the algae mats at Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park I knew I...
07/18/2026

Ever since I saw these neat formations in the algae mats at Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park I knew I had to capture the night sky over them. The night was filled with weird animal noises, the sound of hissing geysers and the smell of sulfur. It was a cold, windy 45 degrees on this night. The wind would constantly shift, blasting me with hot steam, warming me up. It was a fun night shooting here.

The Milky Way rising over Bixby Bridge along the Big Sur coast. During a new Moon you can catch some pretty dark skies, ...
07/14/2026

The Milky Way rising over Bixby Bridge along the Big Sur coast. During a new Moon you can catch some pretty dark skies, and this neat old bridge makes the perfect foreground for the Milky Way. That night I also was able to photograph some bioluminescence crashing bright blue along the coast. You can see a tiny bit of it in the distance.

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