Hand-built diorama and die-cast cars representing a 1960’s Florida Road Trip. Photo taken near Fellesmere, Florida by photographer/author Bob Gibson.
“Dream Scapes”
Think of landscape photography with a twist. “Dreamscape” photography is my latest project. I start by remembering a moment. This…
Master Class: Spoonbill Junction
Spoonbill Junction is not its real name. We’ll keep that a secret in order to respect the Florida nature guides…
“Finding Florida” A 1960’s road trip told with forced perspective photography
Florida has changed dramatically during my six decades as a resident. I grew up to believe that you are not…
Polish Your Skills: Winter 2025 Workshops!
New 2025 Workshops for intermediate and advanced photographers
My Career Before Photography: Adventures in Advertising
In 1981, I launched an advertising agency with no clients. I was a twenty-four year old in need of steady…
Focus Stacking for Macro Photography
How do photographers capture images that are super sharp front to back? The secret is called “Focus Stacking”–taking a series…
AE Backus Museum Honors
I am honored to have won the “Director’s Choice Award” and two “Awards of Merit” at the A.E. Backus Museum’s…
“Palm Beach Reef” Resin Paintings
Bob Gibson turns his experience glassing surfboards into a career of creating abstract artworks that celebrate South Florida’s aquamarine seascapes.
Time Traveling with Forced Perspective Photography
So here it is. And, here are some more of the process and final images, and the story of my…
Master Class: Ocean Sunrise
Becoming a master of sunrise photography includes learning both long exposure with and without filters.
Alaska’s Brown Bears
The small Cessna aircraft took off from Homer, Alaska and rose above the fog and rain of Cook Inlet. We…
Photographing A Sunrise Rocket Launch
The recent uptick in activity from NASA, SpaceX and others, creates opportunities for photographers to capture Florida launches at various…
Reef Aquarium Photography
Photographing a reef aquarium is a fun and simple evening project, requiring only a macro lens and total darkness. No…