Noah Granoff Photography

Noah Granoff Photography Noah Granoff is a professional photographer based in New York City available for hire now. Noah Granoff is a professional photographer based in New York City.

Raised in Greenwich, Connecticut, he spent winters in Vermont before moving out to California to study at UC Santa Cruz. From there, he traveled the world to capture breathtaking imagery and develop a portfolio of landscape and wildlife photography. In addition, he established a strong reputation in the design and real estate community: especially for his compelling drone work. A true global adven

ture seeker, Noah grew up with architecture, fashion, and photography in his blood. Noah consistently creates a connection between the subject and the viewer. Being an avid traveler, he captures the essence of a destination through the use of advanced techniques in photography and post-processing. Noah’s images portray a unique perspective of places and things, with the intention of triggering an emotional reaction. His passion and dedication to his craft can be seen throughout all of his photographs. When Noah is not out shooting or editing photographs, he can be found teaching snowboarding, playing golf, cooking, and enjoying live music. For further information, please email Noah at [email protected]

The Mongolian Meetup 🇲🇳•When the light didn’t show up for the landscape, the people did. After days of photographing the...
12/18/2025

The Mongolian Meetup 🇲🇳
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When the light didn’t show up for the landscape, the people did. After days of photographing the frozen trees surrounding the Jargant River, we shifted gears. We drove around a nearby town of ~300 people in the northern Khuvsgul region, stopping to observe daily life unfolding in the snow. Sometimes the best images come when the plan changes.
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1/26/2025, 9:47am

Happy Monday everyone! Here’s a shot of an intimate stare down with a Pallas’s cat in the the Mongolian Steppe 🇲🇳🐈 •2/2/...
04/07/2025

Happy Monday everyone! Here’s a shot of an intimate stare down with a Pallas’s cat in the the Mongolian Steppe 🇲🇳🐈 •2/2/25, 3:42pm•

Nature’s artwork from above🚁🧊 The frozen expanse of Lake Khuvsgul transforms into a masterpiece of geometric ice and tex...
03/18/2025

Nature’s artwork from above🚁🧊 The frozen expanse of Lake Khuvsgul transforms into a masterpiece of geometric ice and texture, revealing patterns only seen from the sky. 🇲🇳•1/22/25, 3:47pm•

Kolmanskop, Namibia 👻🇳🇦 ———————————————————————————————Here’s a new set of eight photographs I created while exploring t...
04/03/2024

Kolmanskop, Namibia 👻🇳🇦
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Here’s a new set of eight photographs I created while exploring the ghost town of Kolmanskop in the Karas region of Namibia back in the summer of 2022.
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Once a small but rich diamond mining village, this town was ultimately abandoned in 1956 and has since been reclaimed by the sands and winds of the Namib Desert. While crawling through sand-filled doorways and hallways, dragging my gear between a variety of different buildings, I was able to marvel at the old German style of architecture as well as the vibrant choice of wallpaper inside each space.
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I was fortunate enough to spend numerous early mornings and late evenings inside Kolmanskop in order to scout out the best natural lighting and composition for each of these photos. The ghostly haunting beauty of this place is something I will surely never forget. Let me know your favorite shot in the comments below!👇🏼😁 •6/20-21/2022•

The Quiver Tree Forest of Namibia 🇳🇦——————————————————————Here’s five different images that I created on my most recent ...
09/04/2022

The Quiver Tree Forest of Namibia 🇳🇦
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Here’s five different images that I created on my most recent trip to Namibia. Also known as Kokerboom Woud in Afrikaans, The Quiver Tree Forest is located in the southern region of Namibia just outside the city of Keetmanshoop. The trees themselves, although more closely related to the succulent plant Aloe vera, can be seen at The Quiver Tree Forest as well as at Giant’s Playground nearby. These 5 photos were taken at both locations each which I had the fantastic opportunity to spend multiple sunrises, sunsets, and starry nights at. These are some of my favorites from the multiple days I spent there photographing these beautiful trees. I hope you enjoy! ✌🏻😁•6/18-19/2022•

7:59am in Deadvlei, Namibia 🇳🇦 ————————————————————Just about two months ago, I returned from a photography workshop wit...
08/29/2022

7:59am in Deadvlei, Namibia 🇳🇦
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Just about two months ago, I returned from a photography workshop with the great Israeli photo wizard . We spent two weeks exploring, photographing, and learning about the beautiful country of Namibia in the southern portion of Africa. There’s a funny story behind this photo and the inspiration here. To this day, I vividly recall seeing a photograph taken by the ledgend of Deadvlei in the June 2011 issue of Nat Geo; I thought his shot looked more like a painting as it seemed “too good to be true” in my young eyes at the time. What an incredible experience to fast forward 11 years later and find myself standing in the same African salt pan shooting the same beautiful dead Camel Thorn Trees. What a trip. Many more images to come… Stay tuned.😁✌🏻•6/23/2022, 7:59am•
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Shot details:
Nikon D750
Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5
85mm
ISO 250
F/ 7.1
1/50 second
Gitzo tripod & Innorel N44 ball head
Nikon ML-13 wireless remote
Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop

Netanya Nights 🇮🇱————————————————————————Finally starting to sort through some of my images created on my most recent 10...
06/14/2022

Netanya Nights 🇮🇱
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Finally starting to sort through some of my images created on my most recent 10 day trip to Israel. This one here, a 30 second exposure taken in Netanya, was from 32 stories up on the rooftop of our hotel. Although quite windy and foggy that night (and getting completely covered in bird p**p), it was great to spend a couple hours up here with . Relaxing above the cityscape, watching the cars go by, and taking in the views over the Mediterranean Sea: what I like to describe as “living life to the fullest”. Full image on my story.😎✌🏻•5/30/2022, 1:07am•
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Shot details:
Nikon D750
Nikon 24-120mm f/4
24mm
ISO 64
F/ 11
30 seconds
Gitzo tripod & Innorel N44 ball head
Nikon ML-13 wireless remote
Adobe Lightroom

Finally got out underneath the stars to capture the beauty of Vermont’s night sky during this past new moon. Here’s a si...
05/20/2022

Finally got out underneath the stars to capture the beauty of Vermont’s night sky during this past new moon. Here’s a single exposure of the Milky Way and it’s reflection at one of Stratton Mountain’s snowmaking ponds from a few weeks back. 🌌•5/1/22, 3:29am•
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Shot details:
Nikon D750
Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8
14mm
ISO 5000
F/ 2.8
20 seconds
Gitzo tripod & Innorel N44 ball head
Nikon ML-13 wireless remote
Adobe Lightroom

30 seconds above the Historic Main Street of Park City, Utah 🚗💨 •3/11/22, 11:17pm••••Shot details:Nikon D750Nikon 24-120...
05/19/2022

30 seconds above the Historic Main Street of Park City, Utah 🚗💨 •3/11/22, 11:17pm•
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Shot details:
Nikon D750
Nikon 24-120mm f/4
38mm
ISO 64
F/ 11
30 seconds
Gitzo tripod & Innorel N44 ball head
Nikon ML-13 wireless remote
Adobe Lightroom

Monday night’s waterfall adventure with a good friend of mine . The light was golden and the falls were a flowin’. Fun t...
04/14/2022

Monday night’s waterfall adventure with a good friend of mine . The light was golden and the falls were a flowin’. Fun times exploring new compositions along the river banks of the North Branch Black River in Reading, Vermont. Check out Dave’s work if you haven’t already! ☀️ 🌊•4/11/2022, 6:19pm•
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Shot details:
Nikon D750
Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8
24mm
ISO 50
F/ 22
1/5 second
Gitzo tripod & G1177M ball head
Nikon ML-13 wireless remote
Adobe Lightroom

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