About

My name is Gerry Rosser, I live in Cape Cod in the summers and Florida the rest of the time.  I play guitar. I take pictures. I don’t work.  I used to.

Here’s the thing: Why is there something instead of nothing?

If you come here to spam, don’t bother. Don’t pretend you find my blog interesting or some such crap, when you are trying to sell me something.

“Conservative” diatribes will be deleted. Dialogue is welcome, “Limbaughism” is not.

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  1. Nice new look! Clean and crisp…

    By: Winston on June 21, 2007
    at 9:04 pm

  2. Hi Gerry! I just mentioned you and your terrific blog on BEYOND Understanding. Feel free to check out today’s post (9-2) whenever you get a chance. Have a great weekend! K.

    By: Scout on September 2, 2007
    at 3:52 pm

  3. Is Cape Cod as pretty as that? I’ve never been there. All those silvery colors.

    By: Hattie on September 17, 2007
    at 5:54 pm

  4. I read your critique about the Gulf Coast recovery on Common Dreams. As someone who lived thru Katrina, I agree with your assessment. Although I will defend those who did have enough insurance. It is still such a mess down there I had to leave, and I had job security and only minor damage to my house.

    By: Regina on January 5, 2008
    at 10:33 pm

  5. Your HDR photos are absolutely fantastic. They have inspired me to begin a new hobby. I also recognize most of your images since I live in Heathrow, Florida; and I’ve been to many of the places you photograph (Gemini Springs, Mount Dora, and the Ped Bridge over I-4 just a mile from my house). I have so many questions for you!

    By: Mike on March 2, 2008
    at 2:30 pm

  6. Mike, ask away. Thanks for the compliment.

    By: twoblueday on March 3, 2008
    at 2:52 pm

  7. For starters, which camera(s) do you use? I want a dslr but there’s a lot of chatter about which brands are best.

    I get such a kick seeing the hdr photos of places I see everyday!

    By: Mike on March 8, 2008
    at 2:44 pm

  8. I use a Canon RebelXti. I think there is now a Rebel version more current than the Xti, but it does everything I want. You might find bargains on it if indeed it has been superseded (like there were on the Xt when the Xti came along).

    I have gotten considerable advice I deem expert and unbiased that Canon is ahead of Nikon in the digital world, but I don’t see how you could go wrong with either.

    You need a camera which can shoot in RAW format, for sure.

    By: twoblueday on March 8, 2008
    at 2:52 pm

  9. Hi Gerry,

    Fantastic photos, really. As a matter of fact, I like them so much, I would like to use 1 or 2 for my local real estate website, I would post a credit to you if you like and give you a great listing on my “LINK” page. You may check my website at http://www.toddbaz.com. More explicitly, because I like to feature “local flavor” photos, I would be putting you on my Falmouth Waterfront Homes section. If not, I understand whole-heartedly. Keep up the good work, Todd, Todd K. Bazarewsky, local realtor, http://www.ToddBaz.com

    By: Todd Baz on June 25, 2008
    at 6:00 pm

  10. Hi there. I stumbled upon a comment you made on Zeno’s blog- I thought it might be you- but wasn’t sure. So, with a bit of clicking here and there, I found you.
    How have you been?
    (PS I’m your niece Rachel)

    By: Rachel on June 27, 2008
    at 4:21 pm

  11. Hey- I just wanted to double check- you left a comment on Travis’ blog that you got the t-shirts. I’ll be at WDW in a few days, and wanted to just make sure it was all taken care of. Could you let me know for sure and for certain? Otherwise I’ll spend my whole vacation going “should I pick them up just in case?”. :-) Thanks.

    By: WordVixen on January 16, 2009
    at 7:42 pm

  12. I found your Wekiva fog image from Wilson’s Landing Park while researching a little about that site. That shot is one of the best Wekiva scenes I’ve found. Very impressive. Your bio at the top says you live in Florida part time. Let me know when you return. I’d like to give you a copy of my Wekiva history book (lots of archive photos) when it comes out in November. (I wish I had some of your images when I was doing the book.)

    By: Jim Robison on August 18, 2009
    at 9:10 pm


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