Scott Pasfield | About | Architectural & Editorial Photographer

Trained as an architect, Scott Pasfield brings a disciplined, structural approach to the way he sees and composes an image, with careful attention to proportion, light, and spatial relationships. His work moves between built spaces, people, and the landscape, shaped by both formal structure and a sensitivity to presence, mood, and psychological tone.

He spent two decades in New York working in editorial and assignment photography, producing portraits and campaigns in fast-paced environments that required precision, adaptability, and a strong understanding of people. His work extended across still and motion production, including film and television sets such as Dinner for Five on IFC, as well as campaigns for Comedy Central’s Stella.

He later created Gay in America, an award-winning national book project, and co-founded and designed a boutique inn in Vermont, which he operated for six years and continues to run today. The inn won an episode of the Travel Channel’s Hotel Showdown and was later named “Best New Inn” by Yankee Magazine in its Best of New England awards.

These experiences inform a practice grounded in observation, craft, and a strong sense of place—where structure, landscape, and art intersect, and where still and moving image work are approached with the same clarity and control.