Brett Gross Photography

We went with Antelope Canyon Tours and took their photographer’s package. If you are considering a visit to Antelope Canyon (in Page, AZ) then I heartily encourage you to do the same. Our guide, Rosie, was great!

I just can’t keep that macro lens off of my camera for long. Just last weekend we were clearing up some brush outside of our yard when Gina found some really interesting mushrooms. It was a rare moment for me as I could quickly grab the tripod and shoot some shots with a much smaller [...]

I like to experiment with landscape vs portrait compositions. Sometimes the difference isn’t very substantial, at other times it can make the difference between something that goes to Flickr and one that stays hidden in the bowels of Aperture. Today I was looking through my pictures and found two that are very similar, but one [...]

Seriously, it is just amazing what the Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens is capable of. It’s spring wildflower season here in Pennsylvania and Hera and I are having some wonderful walks! Of course, some will tell me that the dandelion is a weed. To them I say “Meh”

We saw the perhaps one-time only show of Yukon Kornelius this week. Featuring members of BNL, DMB, NERD, and Guster – plus special cowbell playing host Jason ‘American Pie’ Biggs as well as super-secret special guest Dee Snyder the show was basically a great cover band – with rabid fans. I posted our photos of [...]

Saturday, December 8, 2007 12:31:03 PM;  Colonial Williamsburg Williamsburg VA Canon EOS 40D 135.0mm f/6.7 ISO400.0 Copyright © 2007 Brett T Gross

I was feeling indecisive about just what I wanted from this picture. What do you think?

If you every get a chance to go to Sequoia National Park, you simply must hike up to the top of Moro Rock. It is simply amazing and… well… literally breathtaking. Tell yourself it’s all about the altitude. Snow on the High Sierras Friday, June 7, 2002 9:10:49 PM;  Sequoia NP City CA NIKON E775 [...]