Simon Scott is a photographer living in Armidale,NSW, Australia. He was born in London but grew up in Zambia, Africa. He developed his love for photography by watching his father use an SLR to document many family holidays and special moments.

He studied Black and White photography in the UK and built up a flourishing freelance photography business in London while working as a network engineer in the telecommunications industry.

He is well travelled having spent time exploring North America, Vietnam, Australia and Europe. He now teaches photography at the New England Institute of TAFE aswell as working as a successfull freelance photographer. He has photographed for The Sydney Morning Herald, ACP Magazines as well as countless local businesses. He is the current photographer for the New England Focus Magazine.

He exhibited in 2006 at the New England Regional Art Museum in Armidale, NSW with a selection of black & white prints titled ‘Lost Visions & Imaginary Gains’. Some of these images can be seen on this website.

Simon is available for commissions and would love to talk to you about your photographic requirements; he is an experienced photographer and can shoot in a range of formats including film, digital, medium and large format.

He is also able to help with photo restoration, storage of archival prints and photographing of artworks. He is putting the final touches to his new studio which is located at 153A beardy St Mall (above Lilly and Lotus giftshop), Armidale. The studio will also house a darkroom, exhibition space, workshop area and his office. Please feel free to call in or make an appointment to see Simon.