Jeremy Horner

Nomadic by nature, and as a qualified geologist, Jeremy wandered into the Himalaya in 1987, teaching himself photography. His work from Nepal was published in Hong Kong beginning a career which has since taken Jeremy to more than a hundred countries around the globe.

His unique images, a harmonious fusion of light and colour, are in constant demand by leading international publications such as National Geographic, GEO, Conde Nast Traveller, The Telegraph and Colors. Jeremy is a veteran of over 20 assignments for UNICEF, on all continents, from Nicaragua to North Korea. He spent six years exploring Latin America and published four books including the award-winning Living Incas and The Life of Colombia. He has produced books on Brunei and Saudi Arabia by royal commission and participated in prestigious international projects of the world's leading photographers such as Thailand - 9 days in the Kingdom and Discovering Ecuador. In 2004 Island Dreams Mediterranean was published by Thames and Hudson, documenting an odyssey across the cradle of civilization to 24 extraordinary islands. Jeremy's latest book Nirvana, published by Oro Editions, explores the history of how buddhism spread across Asia, covering sixteen countries. It won ...

Educated at Arnold School, Blackpool, England, and then at University College London, Jeremy is a self-taught photographer throughout extensive travels.

Colombia- Child Warriors for Peace - Nobel Prize nominees, Unicef/CNN, BAFTA Theatre, London, then traveling throughout Europe, 1998
Jeremy Horner Foreign Correspondents Club, Thailand, November 2003
Girls and Girlhood (G), Unicef, United Nations General Assembly Building, 1993
War, No more, Nicaragua (G) Unicef, United Nations General Assembly Building, New York 1993 Discovering Ecuador (G) Organization of American States, Washington DC, USA 1994
Reaching goals, keeping promises (G), Unicef, United Nations General Assembly Building, New York 1994 Uzbekistan Silk Route, The British Council, London 1997
Women and Work (G), Corbis, traveling worldwide, 2008
Portrait of Our Planet , Altitude (G), (Aerial photographs) Unesco, Paris, 2005 Imaging Famine, North Korea (G), Guardian- Observer Visitor Centre, London, 2005 Giving Women Power Over Aids (G), Global-Campaign,Worldwide, 2005
Chocolate (G), The Field Museum, Chicago, USA, 2007
Thailand: 9 Days in the Kingdom (G), Zen, Central World Plaza, Bangkok, 2007 Eyedea (G) Centre d’Art et d’Essais de Rueil Malmaison , Paris, 2008 Thailand: 9 Days in the Kingdom (G), SCB Park Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand, 2008 One Child One Day (G), National Geographic Society, Washington DC, 2008
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