Personal Note: I've got a tender heart for young children and animals. I consider it my God given duty to do all I can to help make their lives a little better and educate others of their responsibilities.
Our family mottos are: Act or Keep Silent and The Sentry Never Sleeps - themes you will find still viable in today's society.
This website provides links to pages that explore not only my photography, but also my writing and publishing.
Please, be kind to those with less then you, try to live creatively and do everything as unto the Lord.
We appreciate you!
Barb
CONTACT INFORMATION
Barbara Myers Scott
Cell: 770.510.8043
BIO
Barbara Scott, a resident of Hampton, Georgia for over 28 years, has been taking photographs since she was a teenager. She is experienced in journalistic photography, darkroom, wedding photography, and her greatest love, nature photography.
Her training and education are varied, from online classes to Gordon College and a dregree from New York Institute of Photography. She shoots both 35mm film and digital. "My favorite camera was the Pentex K1000, a totally manual camera that taught me more about camera settings then most of the lessons I've had. Now I shoot with the new Canon Xsi, as well as the Canon Rebel, a 35 mm camera." She believes that you can never learn enough, especially in the fast changing medium of Photography.
“I've worked as a staff photographer at a local newspaper, and learned how to run a darkroom. I've joined organizations such as Professional Photographers of America (2003, 2010-current), Photographic Society of America (2002-2011), Georgia Nature Photographers Association (GNPA) and McDonough Arts Council to name a few. I've shot weddings, family events, and news events, but nothing seems to satisfy me as capturing nature. There are special times when the world seems to put forth a great moment of beauty and inspiration. Once in a while, I'm privileged to witness this event and capture it on film. Occasionally, the results obtained are worthy of sharing with others. Too often in our busy lives we forget to "look and feel" our surroundings. After many years of photography, I've decided to focus on nature & still shots. When you see my nature PORTRAITS, I hope you gain a sense of the moment in time when the photograph was taken.”
The past few years Barbara has enjoyed participating in Fine Arts shows, including Art at the Depot in
