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What the moon might look like if it was in the Double Arch in Arches National Park in Moab, UT. NOTE - I limit the size this image can be printed at due to the relatively low resolution of the moon compared to most of my images. I feel this image works up to a max horizontal dimension of 16-inches.

Greg has enjoyed photography and oil painting his entire life, and began doing photography professionally in 2006. While initially studying photography through the New York Institute of Photography he focused primarily on wildlife and catalog photography but has since migrated towards photographic montages and abstracts. This has allowed him to approach photography much as he approaches oil painting, and explains why many of his montages have a surrealistic or dream like quality to them. Greg’s signature series are his Portals which are intended to pull the viewer into the picture. Many use combinations of black and white and color photography and others use extensive manipulation to achieve added depth. His newest direction is to...