Scott creates images featuring subjects such as Humanity, architecture, empty spaces, and nature. By incorporating elements of form, color, light, and symmetry, his work evokes nostalgia, americana, humanity, reflection, and remoteness.
Photographically, Scott's influences include Robert Frank for his genre-defining honesty and spontaneity; William Klein for his gritty nonconformity; Lewis Baltz, a Master of composition and form; and Richard Avedon for his portrayal of humanity's emotions through negative space.
Scott has photographed for clients that included Adweek, Home Depot, and National Geographic Traveler. He has taught at The Art Institute of Atlanta. He has served on the local Board of American Photographic Artists and is a past member of the American Society of Media Photographers. He has a BFA in photography from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.
Scott is available for assignment work.