Meet George Ross
Meet George Ross
It all Began with a Praktica Camera in 1977
Photography is more than just a profession to me; it’s a lifelong journey of passion and exploration. My journey began in the mid-70s with a Praktica manual camera, a far cry from today’s automated devices. It was a challenge, but with each success, my love for photography deepened. There was no turning back. I owe that particular camera for instilling in me the importance of technique and adaptability. It pushed me to learn and grow with every new setting, inspiring me to explore unconventional approaches to photography. My work is a testament to my creativity, adaptability, and versatility. Photography has taken me on incredible adventures, exposing me to the vibrant beauty of the world. It was only natural that my passion transformed into a profession. While George Ross Photography may sound simple, I take pride in my ability to excel in any situation. My goal remains constant: to capture the essence of the moment in its purest form. Let the photograph tell the story. If you have a story to share, I would be honored to collaborate with you.

Enjoy this Variety of Photographs of George at Work in Different Environments

On a very cold New Years Eve day, we photographed the bridal party on the beach at Bonnet Shores, Rhode Island, with the Jamestown Bridge in the background. I was wearing hat, gloves and a camel hair overcoat while the ladies braved the cold. Somehow they were able to look incredible glamorous while dealing with the bone-chilling cold.
Photo Credits:
- The awesome cover photo on this page was taken by Scott Mason during one of our annual pilgrimages to shoot the Boston Marathon.
- a couple of great photographers that I have the pleasure to work with, Doug Learned and Scott Mason; and Kate Hoffman, Patrick Quinn, Max Aperture & Welts. If I missed any one, please let me know. Thank you for capturing me at work!