Jeff Gnass Photography
P.O. Box 35415
Juneau, AK 99803-5415

PHONE (907) 789-2002
Fax (907) 789-4004
Cell (907) 723-2719 Alaska
Cell (503) 784-1951 outside Alaska

E-Mail Jeff Gnass

Web Site: jeffgnass.com

Specializing in Landscape, Scenics, Travel, Nature, Advertising, Stock, Advertising, Panoramics, Historical, Wildlife

Jeff Gnass realized his niche in life after picking up a large format camera in 1978 and pursuing natural history photography. Though completely self-taught, he has been a guest lecturer at universities and colleges, an instructor at field photo workshops, and has written a number of articles describing his photo techniques and natural light photography. Jeff's perceptions of the natural world are deeply rooted in the outdoor experiences of his childhood in Alaska. His endeavors in photography are guided by a personal intensity and determination to interpret and celebrate the majesty of nature. 

Gnass operates his stock photo business in Juneau, in the heart of Southeast Alaska. He is able to offer prompt service to clients worldwide with a full-time staff and the assistance of modern technology. His photo library contains over 65,000 large format images, including scenic landmarks and travel destinations, nature and wildlife, historic sites and the earth sciences. Coverage includes all 50 states, as well as Canada, and Patagonia (Chile/Argentina). 

Jeff has accumulated thousands of photo credits and is a regular contributor to a wide variety of books, calendars, and all major magazines. His most recent portfolio, Desert Awakenings, with writer John Murray, will be published in summer 1998 by NorthWord

Press. Other coffee table books: NOWHERE IS A PLACE: Travels In Patagonia (1992), published by Sierra Club Books, with a text by Bruce Chatwin and Paul Theroux, which reveals the enigmatic southern region of Chile and Argentina; HAWAII, Magnificent Wilderness and IDAHO, Magnificent Wilderness, both published by Westcliffe Publishers. Other recent photo books on national parks include, Crater Lake: The Continuing Story (1996), California Trail: The Story Behind the Scenery (1996), and Oregon Trail Center: The Story Behind the Scenery (1995). 

Selected Exhibits
Epcot Center, Orlando, Florida, 1991 (permanent)
Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, 1988 (permanent)
National Geographic Society, Washington, DC, 1993 (permanent)
National Park Service, numerous exhibits, 1982 to present (permanent)
Nikon House, New York City, 1988
Salt Lake City International Airport, 1986 (permanent)
Santa Catalina Island Conservancy, Avalon, California, 1986 (permanent)
State of Nevada Senate Chambers, Carson City, Nevada, 1987 (permanent)
U.S. Forest Service, numerous exhibits, 1985 to present (permanent)