Scott Pasfield’s photography bridges portraiture, architecture, and hospitality storytelling. Trained as an architect with early roots in fine dining, he brings a refined understanding of design, atmosphere, and human connection to every project.

After years in New York photographing for television, editorial, and brand campaigns — including Dinner for Five on IFC and Stella on Comedy Central — Scott created Gay in America, an award-winning book celebrating out, proud gay men living authentically across the country. Today, it remains part of more than 200 library collections nationwide, including the Library of Congress.

He later co-created and ran a celebrated B&B and restaurant in Vermont, starring in the Travel Channel’s Hotel Showdown — winning his episode and helping earn the property national recognition by Yankee Magazine that year. The INN continues to operate today, still reflecting his original design and vision.

Now based between California and Arizona, Scott focuses on story-led imagery that connects architecture, environment, and portraiture, collaborating with designers, filmmakers, artists, brands, and creative communities. His recent work, including Bisbee Style and a growing body of desert-luxury photography, explores beauty, craft, and the dialogue between art, design, and the natural world.