When I held an SLR for the first time at the age of 13, I was mesmerized by the mechanics of the camera and the beauty it could capture. Since those first frames with a Minolta XG-1, I have had a desire to make images. Since then, I have shot underwater, mountain summits, political events, streets, products, people, interiors and more. Lately, I have found myself drawn to older film cameras up to 8x10. I have also found that something as simple as a box made of foam core with a pinhole stuck on the front of it can yield wonderful images.

Recently published or workshops:

April 2016, Mpls Photo Center- Presentation on pinhole photography for Community Film & Darkroom Night

June 2015, Looking Glass issue no. 7

July 2014, Looking Glass, issue no. 1 - The Leap to Lensless

May - August 2014 - Don’t Take Pictures online magazine!

October 2013, View Camera Magazine, The Blogger, featured in an article by Amanda Tomlin on alternative films.

February 2013 - Midwestern Gothic website

May 2011 - Lumina, the literary journal of Sarah Lawrence College Graduate Program.

April 2011 - LitnImage online literary journal.

I have been fortunate to participate in these exhibitions:

Summer 2017 currently on display, Amore Coffee St. Paul, Minnesota

February 2017, LightBox Photographic Gallery Juried exhibition by Kim Weston

November 2016, Artist of the Month at Dunn Bros. Coffee - Hopkins Minnesota

May 2015 f295 Salon, Pittsburgh PA

Spring 2015 Midwest Passage Group Exhibit

October 2014 SLP FOTA Friends of the Arts

July 2013 Landscapes: Current Interpretations X=11, Midwest Passage Landscape Exhibition

May 2013 Art-A-Whirl, Midwest Passage Portrait Exhibition

April-May 2013 Rayko Photo Center 4th biennial juried pinhole photography show

February-March 2013 Mpls Photo Center, Picture This: What We Photograph

September 2010 - Mpls Photo Center, Black & White Juried Show.

March 2009 - LUMP (League of Upper Midwestern Photographers) Group Show at the Edina Art Center.

May 2007 - International Pinhole Photography Exhibition, André Malraux Cultural Centre, Le Bourget, France.

One of my images is also featured in the 2009 book, The Pinhole Camera: A Practical How-To Book for Making Pinhole Cameras and Images by Brian J. Krummel.

All content, images and photographs displayed on my Flickr pages are proprietary, and you may not use any image for any purpose without written permission from me, Scott Stillman. I pursue any violation of copyright.

I do much of my photography with the following:

Gowland Pocketview 4x5, Pacemaker Speed Graphic 4x5, Kodak 2D 8x10, Mamiya RB67 Pro S, Nikon F3, D90, F100, FA.

Here is a gallery of pictures of my pinhole cameras:

See my pinhole cameras here