Nashville Tennessee Based Wildlife Photographer and Author
Three ways to bring home the wild
Owl Gossip
Owl Gossip is real wildlife postcards and field dispatch letters from the Southern wilds, mailed every month. From $5. Great gifts!
The Books
Carved in Granite: a historical novel from the White Mountains and the early NH frontier. Beneath the Surface Waters: a middle grade fantasy from the depths of Lake Winnipesaukee.
Prints and Calendars
Fine art prints, acrylic and metal wall art, and the limited edition Nashville wildlife calendar at Ozzy’s Nature Art Etsy store.
Real Wildlife. Real Stories.
Hi, I’m Jeremy. I photograph the wildlife and wild places of Tennessee and beyond, mostly at Radnor Lake, where I spend long mornings waiting for the moment the woods decide to share. These images are here to be enjoyed, and if one speaks to you, it can come home with you as a fine art print, wall art, or a page in my annual wildlife calendar.
I also write. Carved in Granite is a historical novel set on the 18th century New Hampshire frontier, based on the Legend of Chocorua and inspired by my time in the woods with my grandfather. Beneath the Surface Waters is a middle-grade fantasy set deep beneath Lake Winnipesaukee. Both are out now.
Fine Art Prints
A few favorites from Radnor Lake and beyond. Every photo in the portfolio is available as a print, starting at $30 with free U.S. shipping.
Moraine Lake Banff
Wildlife photographer Jeremy Osgood capture this screech owl on an evening dog walk. He ran home to get the camera…
Radnor Lake's Bald Eagle ice extraction
Radnor Lake Barred Owl
The coyote came down to feed on a deer carcass and wildlife photographer Jeremy Osgood captured this moment at sunrize…
Bow Lake Banff
Flossing with a plant.
Black bear family crossing Cades Cove
Author's corner: Books released and Upcoming Projects
Editorial Review
“In writing a fictional account of the Chocorua story Jeremy Osgood has tackled the unknowable. Taking on the challenge of providing mythical “documentation” where there is none by utilizing the rich history of folklore and myth surrounding the Chocorua story as a tapestry into which he weaves his own version of the myth. Plausible, historically true to the realities of the period and sensitive to the cultural differences that made the outcome doomed to a tragic end. It’s a great read, especially for those who love NH folk tales, very sensitively written and quite believable as one possible through-line in a dangerous and savage time.” – Wayne D. King, NH Secrets, Legend and Lore published on InDepthNH.org -The NH Center for Public Interest Journalism.