Day's End Photograph

Debbie Scott-Queenin's journey from urban planner to photographer is a testament to the transformative power of art and the human capacity for reinvention. Her 30-year tenure in seaport planning has endowed her with a unique perspective on the world, one that she now channels into her photography. Influenced by the fine art principles of design taught by Mr. Jack Wild, Debbie's work is a fusion of pattern, form, texture, color, and shape, capturing the essence of her subjects with a respectful and empathetic lens. Her philosophy of being a 'guest' in the places she photographs reflects a deep understanding of her role as an observer and storyteller, using her camera to explore and connect with the world around her. Debbie's work is not just about what she sees, but how she feels, and it is this emotional honesty that resonates in her photographic art, inviting viewers to share in her journey of discovery and adventure.