Jeff Grant
Photographic Artist
"If you are not willing to see more than is visible, you won't see anything"

Ruth Bernhard
Lake Ohau dawn

Gallery

Tumbarumba Autumn Morning Recent Work
(Contains 5 photos)
Recent images which I will move or delete after I have lived with them for a while
Delta Study 14 Iceland River Deltas
(Contains 16 photos)
The images in this portfolio were taken from a helicopter in the south of Iceland. The river deltas were an amazing spectacle, producing beautiful patterns only visible from the air.
Landmannalaugar aerial study 10 Iceland Highland Aerials
(Contains 12 photos)
This gallery contains aerial images taken in the central highlands of Iceland in 2013. They were taken in early Summer so there is still lots of snow mixed with the beautiful, and stark shapes and colours of the Landmannalugar area.
Reykjadalur Mist Iceland landscapes
(Contains 14 photos)
Landscape images taken in August, 2011 on a Better Moments workshop led by Hans Strand
Turimetta wash Seascapes
(Contains 30 photos)
I am lucky to live on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, and particularly to live close to Turimetta which features in many of the images in this portfolio.
Laurel Hill Snowy Mountains
(Contains 26 photos)
This is an area that I visit as often as possible. It is a total change from the sea with wonderful textures and colours
Waipapa Point rata New Zealand
(Contains 18 photos)
Only a few hours by plane from Sydney, the South island of New Zealand is a stunning area
Barragga Bay Water
(Contains 4 photos)
Water is a constant theme in my images whether as snow, mist or waves. These images are the ones that don't fit in the other categories.
Thistles Flowers
(Contains 9 photos)
This is an old love which I revisit periodically
Mc Carrs Creek Landscapes
(Contains 7 photos)
Images of other places
Anzac Bridge Sydney Icons
(Contains 7 photos)
Little explanation needed
Gum Nuts #3 Botanicals
(Contains 5 photos)
Images of things botanical: flowers, grasses etc.
Chainsaw Study #1 Chainsaw Art
(Contains 6 photos)
In April 2014, the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand was devastated by Cyclone Ita. Many trees were knocked over. Four months later, after paths had been cleared, bacteria had combined with the chainsaw tracks to create abstract art. It created another source of fascination beyond the beauty of the forest tracks.