Jeremy Likness is an astrophotographer and filmmaker whose work centers on the elusive glow of the night sky—light that has traveled across the vast expanses of space before reaching Earth. Through long exposure, accumulation, and careful calibration, his images reveal nebulae and star fields as places of motion, formation, and silence. He also focuses on how the night transforms familiar landmarks when they are proximal to the  Milky Way, touched by cometary visitors or illuminated by the glow of aurora.

Jeremy's astrophotography hobby involved long and complicated workflows to produce the images of deep sky objects, so he called these his "Deep Sky Workflows." DSW Galleries is the evolution of that hobby and empowers Jeremy to connect through fine art, motion video, exhibitions and lectures. Jeremy is passionate about making the deepest reaches of God's vast universe accessible to everyone. He regularly donates pieces to charitable auctions and guest lectures on astrophotography-related topics, and hosts public star parties and sets up his telescope with a display in public spaces so that everyone can see the rings of Saturn, craters on the moon, and distant galaxies.