In 1992 Ross left Plymouth with a degree of Fine Art to travel and peruse a career. Ross ended up at a snowboard site producing freelance illustration of the snowboard industry and a snowboard film production for High Cascade Snowboard Camp. Then in 1997 the business fell apart and Ross had to find new means of employment. Two years later Ross meets his future business partner and wife. One year later Ross and his wife decide to run an advertising agency called Wordhouse Creative. Work starts to flood in but Ross felt that his creative needs were not being filled. Therefore he brought himself a panoramic camera from Ebay and perused a hobby in panoramic photography. As you can see he has a love for nature and nature photography. This is because as a young child Ross’s parents showed him how you should respect and enjoy nature during there many numbers of trips trip’s across America. That is what reflected in his panoramic landscape photography to show the respect and enjoyment he experienced as a young boy. The reason that Ross decided to specialise in panoramic photography is because he feels that it is the only format makes you feel like you are actually there, standing at the beautiful scene.
Ross adds "the human eyes see panoramic naturally when they view a scene; I just wanted to use the same format that we see with our own eyes".
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