Jerry Geraldi is a dedicated photographer, he hails from Far Rockaway, Queens, New York. His journey into the world of photography began at the age of 14 when he enrolled in a three-year photography course.
At the age of 16, Jerry displayed not only a passion for photography but also a remarkable commitment to his craft by building a darkroom in the cellar of his home. This allowed him to dive deeper into the art of film photography, developing and printing his own work, and honing his skills in a self-made creative space.
It was Jerry's father who recognized his talent and kindled the flame by gifting him his first SLR camera, a Fujifilm STX2, marking the beginning of a lifelong love affair with photography. Soon, he started working for a local newspaper, covering community events through his lens.
Throughout his life, Jerry remained fascinated by photography, he found solace and inspiration in capturing the world around him through his camera.
Some years later Jerry evolved into a seasoned mountaineer, embarking on adventures that took him from the heights of Canada to the depths of South America. Throughout his travels, the camera remained a steadfast companion, capturing the grandeur of the natural world and the human spirit in its most authentic form.
In 2002, Jerry embarked on a new chapter by relocating to Norway, a land renowned for its stunning natural diversity. Norway's landscapes became a canvas, and Jerry the artist, using light and shadow to paint the breathtaking scenery. From the  ocean to the mountain ranges, or other natural wonders, Jerry found endless inspiration in the Scandinavian wonderland.
Today, Jerry continues to explore and document the captivating beauty of Norway, sharing his unique perspective with the world. With an unwavering passion for photography and a portfolio that spans continents and landscapes, Jerry is not just a photographer; he is a storyteller, a documentarian of life, and a lifelong admirer of the intricate details and boundless grandeur that the world offers.