Scott Dorn: the man, the myth, the legend. Scott is seemingly endlessly cataloging Dallas' history present and future. There are places I never knew existed that I see in his stream. He's always using and experimenting with different cameras and his love is shown by his determination and thoroughness. I have seen … Read more

Scott Dorn: the man, the myth, the legend. Scott is seemingly endlessly cataloging Dallas' history present and future. There are places I never knew existed that I see in his stream. He's always using and experimenting with different cameras and his love is shown by his determination and thoroughness. I have seen this mythical man a total of 2 times around Dallas. Once at a gas station filling up and another time at Cafe Brazil. I didn't introduce myself at the gas station becasue I was at a red light and it was too far to yell, and I was with a large party at Cafe Brazil and when I got up to go over he had already pulled his disapearing act. If you see this man you should say hello, or even take a picture to prove his existance. I really have no proof I've seen him and when I tell people, they don't believe I could have spotted such an elusive creature. Next time, next time I see him I will for sure say hello, offer my hand for a shake and maybe even take a photo of Scott.

Scott is one of the most prolific Dallas architectural historical photographers around. Odds are, he has photos of a building before, during, and after renovation or demolition. He maintains quite a bit of Dallas artifacts also, and is constantly adding to, and updating his collection. Be sure to check his site regula… Read more

Scott is one of the most prolific Dallas architectural historical photographers around. Odds are, he has photos of a building before, during, and after renovation or demolition. He maintains quite a bit of Dallas artifacts also, and is constantly adding to, and updating his collection. Be sure to check his site regularly for the latest in Dallas building activity.

I do not know Scott personally but through his pictures I feel like he must be my lost twin brother. I also grew up in Dallas and am only 10 months older than Scott so we saw many of the same things growing up. To this Texan, his contribution to preserving our DFW is an absolute blessing and I thank the Lord for ever… Read more

I do not know Scott personally but through his pictures I feel like he must be my lost twin brother. I also grew up in Dallas and am only 10 months older than Scott so we saw many of the same things growing up. To this Texan, his contribution to preserving our DFW is an absolute blessing and I thank the Lord for every opportunity he allows Scott to showcase what I will always call my home, no matter where my house might be.