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By Scott Holstein
Filed under: Landscape Photography
Metal prints of my landscape photographs are now available for purchase at Strauss Gallery at 1950-B Thomasville Road in Tallahassee (in Betton Place at the northwest corner of Bradford Road and Thomasville Road).
The gallery is open Tuesday – Friday from 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
The gallery is open Tuesday – Friday from 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
By Scott Holstein
Filed under: Landscape Photography
I am happy to share that the cover of Lawton Chiles High School’s 2022 yearbook features one of my Florida landscape photographs.The yearbook photography featured in the design of the cover of the Chiles yearbook is my photograph of a Tallahassee canopy road, titled Old Magnolia Road 1.
By Scott Holstein
Filed under: Landscape Photography
I am flattered to be able to announce that one of my Tallahassee canopy roads photographs, Old Magnolia Road 1, was selected for inclusion in the Council on Culture & Arts, Tallahassee/Leon County’s (COCA) Photofest 2021. COCA’s Photofest is an annual, juried, fine art photography exhibition in the Artport Gallery in Tallahassee International Airport at 3300 Capital Circle SW.
By Scott Holstein
Filed under: Landscape Photography
This past summer while in the mountains of West Virginia, I stumbled upon an amazing scene one evening. I had taken a drive in the country not too far from the famous resort, The Greenbrier, in White Sulphur Springs. I was in an area with lots of fields butting up to the Monongahela National Forest where we often go deer viewing before sunset.
By Scott Holstein
Filed under: Editorial & Commercial Photography
This past February, I had the pleasure of creating environmental portraits of Dr. Thomas Kent “T.K.” and Virginia “Ginger” Wetherell on their farm in Lamont, Florida. T.K. was president emeritus of Florida State University (and an alumnus), former president of Tallahassee Community College, and a former House Speaker in Florida’s House of Representatives. Ginger is a former state legislator and lobbyist. I photographed the Wetherells alongside the winding, white fence in front of their home near Tallahassee, Florida. They were flanked by beautiful, Spanish moss-draped live oak trees. T.K. and Ginger were very kind during our photography session together and…
By Scott Holstein
Filed under: Editorial & Commercial Photography, Photography Tips
Alaqua Animal Refuge and its founder, Laurie Hood, will be featured in a new television series on National Geographic’s network, Nat Geo Wild, along with Walton County Sheriff’s Office’s Criminal Investigator Breezy Adkinson. The series, “Animal PD,” premieres on April 14th at 9:00PM. About the photo:Placing the subjects in the shade gave me easier control over the lighting than if they were in direct sunlight. A large octa softbox at camera-right provided a soft boost of light. If no shade is available, sometimes a large softbox can both shade and light the subject. A daub of peanut butter on Laurie’s…
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