Jeremy

Jeremy A Photographer of Wildlife and Everything Else. My Grandpa was a photographer in Hong Kong. His shop was called Lido Studio. I hope to do him proud. I'm Jeremy.

And Lido Studio is what I go by. I take photos of our natural world and all of it's interacting bits and pieces. I hope I can show you something that you might otherwise miss or something that you might not notice or think about as you go about your day to day life. Our world is a dynamic place. Our world is an intricate system. Sometimes it is nice to stop, look around and appreciate the rawness

of the world as it goes by around us. I hope to help capture those moments. I hope you enjoy my work. Let me know your thoughts!

πŸ“Abandoned Theme Park - Stone Park, Taichung πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡Ό πŸ“Έ Fuji Xt-5 + 18mm-135mm | Photography | Fujifilm | Urbex |
22/08/2025

πŸ“Abandoned Theme Park - Stone Park, Taichung πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡Ό
πŸ“Έ Fuji Xt-5 + 18mm-135mm


| Photography | Fujifilm | Urbex |

πŸ“Khiva, Uzbekistan πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Ώ I found myself outside the walls of the ancient city of Khiva as the sun was slowly going down. I ...
12/08/2025

πŸ“Khiva, Uzbekistan πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Ώ

I found myself outside the walls of the ancient city of Khiva as the sun was slowly going down. I was wandering with my camera and I wandered right out the gates and they wouldnt let me back in. The sun lowered and I realised, I was in just the right place.

Thankfully, I wandered right into the most beautiful sunset I saw in all my time in Uzbekistan. Sometimes you get lucky, I just wish my friends were there with me to see it with me too.



| Life Photography | Sunset Photography | Central Asia | Backpacking |Travel Solo | Fujifilm |

This is what challenges me when I travel the world. You see other people's perspective and their challenges and it too c...
09/08/2025

This is what challenges me when I travel the world. You see other people's perspective and their challenges and it too challenges your perspective. I lived a plant-based diet for 6 years while living in Australia, prior to travelling. And in Australia, we are very lucky to have the opportunity to make ethical choices to what goes into our mouths, choices that will retain our health but also kind choices for our planet.

In Mongolia, this notion was challenged while I lived out in the Gobi Desert and out on the vast steppe (grassland) where very little plants grow and the nomadic lifestyle meant, agriculture, could not be implemented.

In Kyrgyztsan, the same thing, nomadic lifestyles meant ppl were on the move every season. So what is their solution?

Livestock.

Tending to animals provided these people with health, nutrients and a means to trade and barter with other tribes and people. As someone living on a plant-based diet, the idea of tending to animals and slaughtering them for calories is absurd. But how else could these people and cultures survive without the need to slaughter their animals?

In Uzbekistan, the animal market is a place for people to trade and sell their livestock to sustain their life/living. Not only is it a place to make some $$, but it is also a place where people can connect and come together, a place for community. Taking the livestock away would mean losing both connection and a source of income. Is this a viable solution for these people?

There are plenty of arguments on both sides to continue or end this type of life. But without travel, I wouldn't get to witness an animal market in real time and in real life in countries that rely on their animals so heavily for survival, for income and most inportantly, for connection, which poses questions to my lifestyle.

What are your thoughts?



| Veganism | Meat Eater | Nomad | Nomadic Culture | Life Photgraphy |

Some faces I mer while wandering the streets of Azerbaijan. The people were so warm and inviting, welcoming me and genui...
06/08/2025

Some faces I mer while wandering the streets of Azerbaijan. The people were so warm and inviting, welcoming me and genuinely affectionate, waving and smiling for photo whenever they saw my camera.

Maybe the camera can be disarming at times.



|Travel Photography | Portrait Photography | Street Photography | Solo Travel | Backpacking |

How do you think I did? Different angles of the famous FLAME TOWERS of Baku, Azerbaijan. All in search for the perfect p...
01/08/2025

How do you think I did?

Different angles of the famous FLAME TOWERS of Baku, Azerbaijan. All in search for the perfect photograph. Can the perfect photograph ever exist?

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| Travel Photography | Backpacking the World | Solo Travel | Fujifilm | Nightscapes |

πŸ“Truso Valley, Georgia πŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺ A less popular hike through the valleys of northern Georgia. This hike took us through the dra...
28/07/2025

πŸ“Truso Valley, Georgia πŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺ

A less popular hike through the valleys of northern Georgia. This hike took us through the dramatic landscapes of the Truso Valley to the Zakagori Fortress, an outpost built in the 14th century to protect the valley. It sits right at the border zone of the South Ossetia region, former Kingdom of Alania, the Russian occupied area of Georgia. There is a Russian outpost at the fortress stopping you from traveling any further.

The valley is dotted with ruins of stone villages, of ruins from yesteryear. It is a beautiful example of Georgia's past.



| Travel Photography | Hiking | Solo Travel | Adventure | Backpacking |

πŸ“Bodbe Monastery / St Nino's Monastery, Georgia πŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺ αƒ‘αƒαƒ“αƒ‘αƒ˜αƒ‘ αƒ¬αƒ›αƒ˜αƒœαƒ“αƒ αƒœαƒ˜αƒœαƒαƒ‘ αƒ›αƒαƒœαƒαƒ‘αƒ’αƒ”αƒ αƒ˜This Georgian Orthodox monastery was ori...
22/07/2025

πŸ“Bodbe Monastery / St Nino's Monastery, Georgia πŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺ
αƒ‘αƒαƒ“αƒ‘αƒ˜αƒ‘ αƒ¬αƒ›αƒ˜αƒœαƒ“αƒ αƒœαƒ˜αƒœαƒαƒ‘ αƒ›αƒαƒœαƒαƒ‘αƒ’αƒ”αƒ αƒ˜

This Georgian Orthodox monastery was originally built in the 9th century and is a place for pilgrimage in Georgia. It is the place where St Nino was buried after her death who is known for bringing Christianity to the Kingdom of Iberia, now present day Georgia.

It is located about 2km from the town of Sighnagi.



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| Photography | Life Photography | Solo Travel | Backpacking | Caucasus |

Drone vs Camera πŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺWho wins this battle? Which pair is your favourite? β›ͺ️ 1-3 - Trinity Cathedral, Tbilisi β›ͺ️ 4-5 - Chron...
16/07/2025

Drone vs Camera πŸ‡¬πŸ‡ͺ

Who wins this battle?

Which pair is your favourite?

β›ͺ️ 1-3 - Trinity Cathedral, Tbilisi
β›ͺ️ 4-5 - Chronicle of Georgia Monument, Tbilisi
πŸ‘© 6-7 - Mother of Georgia Monument, Tbilisi
βš”οΈ 10-11 - Tskaltubo Abandoned Sanitoriums, Tskaltubo
🏒 8-9 - Svan Towers, Mestia

πŸ“·
1,4,6,8,10 - Mini 4 Pro
2,3,5,7,9,11 - XT5

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| Drone Photography | Life Photography | Solo Travel | Unique Destinations | Off the Beaten Path Travel |

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