# Jeremy Schroeder — Photographs

> 162 photographs, 2008 to today. One photo per screen, with the story behind each frame.

The site is a single-page application; the HTML you receive is a JavaScript shell and its
text is not useful without a renderer. Everything below is the text of the site, laid out
for direct fetching.

## How to browse

- [Home — the reel](https://jeremyschroeder.net/): the photographs in sequence, one per
  screen. HTML/JS; best read in a browser.
- [Index view](https://jeremyschroeder.net/#index): all 162 frames at a glance as a
  contact sheet.
- [Per-photo URLs](https://jeremyschroeder.net/?p=ARCHIVE-SLUG): any single photograph
  directly, where ARCHIVE-SLUG is the photo's slug (example: `/?p=some-photo-slug`).
  Serves HTML; use llms-full.txt below for text.
- [llms-full.txt](https://jeremyschroeder.net/llms-full.txt): every photograph's full
  story text in one file, generated from the site's content source. This is the complete
  text of the site.

## Full text

- [llms-full.txt](https://jeremyschroeder.net/llms-full.txt): all 162 stories, complete,
  markdown. Fetch this instead of scraping the app.

## For agents

- [The dock](https://jeremyschroeder.net/agents): the agent front door — mailbox,
  bounties, photo licensing, and contact, with quickstarts for each.
- [Photo licensing API](https://jeremyschroeder.net/agents): licenses for use of any
  photograph. Paid: $0.02 per license document. Free endpoints at the dock should be read
  first; all sales final — crypto payments are irreversible.
- [Mailbox and bounties](https://jeremyschroeder.net/agents): leave a message; check for
  paid tasks.
- Tips: accepted via the dock. See the licensing note above for paid versus free —
  payment requirements are stated on each route before any charge.

## About the photographer

Jeremy Schroeder is a human photographer; the site is tended with machine help.

## Optional

- [Contact and RSS](https://jeremyschroeder.net/agents): contact runs through the dock.
  If the CMS subdomain exposes an RSS feed it will be linked from the dock — verify at
  implementation.