Scott Farrell Photography

Scott Farrell is a Long Island based professional photographer producing unique and original, black & white and color photography. An extensive collection of limited edition, archival, fine art photographic images is available to enhance your home or office. Only the finest quality professional photographic and fine art papers are used. Meticulous, competitively priced custom photo printing, as well as professional matting and framing services, are also offered. Please visit www.scottfarrell...

Scott Farrell is a Long Island based professional photographer producing unique and original, black & white and color photography. An extensive collection of limited edition, archival, fine art photographic images is available to enhance your home or office. Only the finest quality professional photographic and fine art papers are used. Meticulous, competitively priced custom photo printing, as well as professional matting and framing services, are also offered. Please visit www.scottfarrellphotography.com for more information. You may also contact us via email at [email protected] or phone at 631-495-2700. About Scott Farrell... After 22 years working in the media industry I made the decision to follow a more personal, meaningful path by officially launching Scott Farrell Photography in March of 2012. My scope of work covers everything from landscapes, nature, and rural and urban scenes to architectural, abstract, portrait and macro photography. A marketing major from Fairleigh Dickinson University, my first cognizant introduction to the power of photography came from a high school Humanities class writing assignment about Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans and the FSA. The project had a profound influence on me leading to my development as a photographer. Each time I look through the viewfinder and capture an image, that particular moment in time, I can’t help but wonder how photographers Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans, or Ansel Adams might have seen the frame. I also contemplate how painters Andrew Wyeth or Winslow Homer might interpret a particular scene with regard to texture, tone, composition and lighting. These influences are omnipresent as inspiration and fountainheads of my appreciation for the art of photography.