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New Book Release - We are Published - I Creator
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It Takes More than Words

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The Greatest Adventure

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About Me:

Robert Gebbie Photography
is dedicated to the developing, growing, exploring and marketing of creative products and services to the general public and commercial markets. Our primary focus is to promote the services and works of our artists largely in the photographic fields. It is also our endeavor in this journey to help others, with information and guidance for those pursuing creative projects or professions and by charitable efforts in the local communities. We believe in high standards both in our ethics and the quality of our products and services. It is further believed that personally and professionally goodwill towards others has it’s own rewards, in helping others we often discover new inspiration, perspective and creativity. ~ Robert Gebbie ~ owner

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Robert Gebbie Photography - I Creator; The great expression

The world is filled with pictures and images, visual media as advertisements, art and dialog saturate every aspect of our lives. From expressing an emotion to reminding us to turn off the lights when we leave the room, photographs, designs, graphics and text can be found on almost everything in our lives. It is the way we as humans communicate, it is the depth, breath and fuel of our souls. It is the one thing that has separated the human race from all other forms of life on this planet, the ability to express, communicate, record and create visually.
I am an artist; photographer and now writer because it is my need beyond any other driving force in my life to express, create and record. It is in all of us, in every form of expression from your first scribble to your greatest achievement and at times our worst failures. The ability to capture, write, teach and learn has enabled humans to rise above a level of instinctual survival.
We are the only creatures I know who spend their entire lives documenting and recording themselves, in millions of forms and in millions of ways we say I am, was and have been, I must leave my mark, I creator, see what I have done. So whatever it is that you do, take a photograph, draw a picture, write a line, sculpt, build, design, teach or communicate. Create, invent and imagine because that is what it means to be human and for all of us I might even speculate that this is the true meaning of life, and the answer to everything we are, to leave our mark, to be remembered.

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With over 25 years of experience in stock commercial and portraiture photography, Robert Gebbie Photography places strict emphasis on quality and creativity. Located in the Pacific NorthWest with a studio in Vancouver, WA, we are available to shoot in studio or on location to deliver high impact images for our clients.

Robert Gebbie is our main artist. Our main photographer, he sets our bar for creativity and inspiration to our imagery. Robert is also an illustrator, designer, model, and briar wood tobacco pipe craftsman. In charge of Networking and Marketing, Robert Gebbie has brought his company, RGebbiePhoto, to the forefront of internet social media and brand name presence.

Lori Gebbie is our Operations Manager, as well as our Stock Photography Liaison. Her keen eye for quality keeps our stock portfolios fresh and exciting. Her creativity is a large influence on our team. Working side by side with her husband, together they have created some extremely emotional and passionate imagery.

James Burns is our second photographer. Focusing mainly on nature and flowers, James brings a highly creative slant to his subjects. Working from his studio in Gresham, OR, our combined team makes a bold statement. Images with Impact.

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It Takes More than Words

How often do people talk about the things they want out of life, but do very little in regards to fulfilling them? Wishes and dreams are wondrous things. The Human mind can create worlds of fantasy, take us on trips to locations we have never been, or develop the next greatest time-saving device. From contemplating what may exist beyond our corner of the universe, to examining our own existence and environment, human imagination and ingenuity enables our species to evolve and develop.

Concepts… Continue

Posted on November 2, 2009 at 4:17pm —

The Greatest Adventure

When every day you live becomes your greatest adventure life is an experience you are anxious to greet. While the concept is simple, the task can be overwhelming to accomplish. Maintaining hope and optimism from one day to the next can be a daunting chore in itself. It is always easier to have faith in an ideal than it is to live up to one. Daily events and the chaos of life can make it a challenge to consistently stay unwavering and on track in a person’s endeavors or journey.

For me, the grea… Continue

Posted on September 26, 2009 at 2:26pm —

Persevering Obstacles - The Art of Tearing Down Walls

Personally and professionally, most people encounter obstacles in their paths to growth and success. There are times when the size and number of roadblocks can overshadow your vision, making goals and projects seem insurmountable. It is much easier to step over a molehill, than to climb Mt. Everest.

Being able to assess, adapt and overcome are important qualities for individuals and teams to succeed at conquering difficulties. The manner in which we approach situations often dictates their outc… Continue

Posted on June 24, 2009 at 3:06pm —

A Visit With A Friend

Recently, my wife and I scheduled a photo session with Tony, a friend of… Continue

Posted on February 15, 2009 at 2:55pm —

Observing Light and Shadow

Many times I hear and read about the way a photographer or artist lights their subject. What happens when we reverse this idea and ask “How do we shadow or darken our scene?”

Sometimes, it is the parts of the image that are hidden and left in the dark which feed our imagination and create a stronger appeal and emotion. Darkness in an image leaves a question behind. What is beyond that darkened doorway? Does the smile on his lips reflect in his unseen eyes?

Reverse the process by which you see… Continue

Posted on February 7, 2009 at 12:09am — 2 Comments

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At 10:34am on March 23, 2009, Turgay Denizel said…: Hi Robert, please forgive my delay, thank you for your request. All the best from Aegean sea.

At 5:58am on March 6, 2009, Thomas Hodges said…: Hi Robert, nice to meet you here, thanks for connecting :-)

At 10:15pm on March 5, 2009, Hitoshi Tsujioka said…: Thank you Robert!! Beautiful photographs! I enjoy them!

At 10:25am on February 24, 2009, Jasmine Maddock said…: Thank you for adding me as a friend:) you have a very detailed precise and focused way of presenting subjects which makes you aware of the object but also of the space around them which i feel is just as important to you? Re your blog depression can dissuade you from creating but it can also take you to places your medium state of neither sad or happy cant. I think artists have sometimes greater fields of emotion and can experience a lot of bad things but somehow you get on and cope. When you are totally alone in the world its often worse.

At 8:00am on February 17, 2009, MCJ said…: Congrats on your book RG.

At 2:03pm on February 14, 2009, Thomas Lund-Lack said…: Hi,Thanks for adding me as a friend. I've just looked through your photos, which are an interesting and impressive take on real and abstract motifs.
Best regards
Tom

At 10:53am on February 14, 2009, Craig Krypt said…: Thank you Robert, for the kind invite. This page is so interesting both artistically and intellectually ,very cool indeed.
Cheers,Craig.

At 9:12pm on February 13, 2009, Elaine Fraser said…: Hi Robert,
Interesting work you do. I'm impressed with your ideas and thinking.

At 6:35pm on February 13, 2009, Karen Ducker said…: Hello Robert,
Thanks for adding me as a friend. Those are excellent photographs.
Karen

At 5:50pm on February 13, 2009, Pauline Adair said…: Hi Robert.... thanks for the 'friend'.
I love your 'couples' pics on your Blog.... a lovely thing to do for Valentine's Day!

Cheers...
Pauline