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So, I’m blogging about Creating a Craft Room and noticed that Country Living used the talent of Keith Scott Morton, whom I’d never heard of until now.

I am forever amazed by the internet for this very reason – instant gratification for nosey —>me<--- people! I can find everything yesterday. Love you, www! Show of hands here, but how many of you paid attention to the photographer behind the images in your favorite magazines? I rarely did (ashamed to say, but true). Going forward, start taking note, because they give us all the visual stuff that magazines are made of, what we can't live without, the drool inducing imagery! I don't know much about Keith Scott Morton, but I did find out that one of my favorite books, The Collector's Eye, was shot by him. Viewing his portfolio online gave me enough ammo to start digging around on his site and so far, I’m beyond impressed with this guy. Gorgeous work!

Side point (I always have to make them!!!): This little bed gets around, doesn’t it? Domino blog king Nick Olsen, aka The Deal Hunter, spotted one like it recently at PBTeen for under a grand, and you can snag it in dark iron or antique white. GO Nick!

(images from keith scott morton)

6 Responses to “Keith Scott Morton, Photographer”

1 Clare commented:
May 31st, 2007 at 9:30 am

I agree they are really beautiful photographs. I think it takes a lot of skill to present images so visually appealing. Love them.
2 VisuaLingual commented:
May 31st, 2007 at 2:52 pm

I agree about photographers being hyper-important, but don’t forget about the stylists! They’re the ones who make a lot of the magic happen, in many cases employing strategic trickery and fakery to compose a beautiful image.
3 Doreen commented:
May 31st, 2007 at 3:29 pm

Beautiful images…thanks for posting. I love the internet too! I gave up cable for it, and it is 100 times more valuable!
4 susan commented:
May 31st, 2007 at 5:31 pm

What a cozy kitchen, and that is the perfect color for this location. I love that beautiful soft blue/gray. It’s what I painted in the living room, but for kitchen cabinetry, very cool.
5 Anonymous commented:
May 31st, 2007 at 6:43 pm

Wow I recognized some of his fotos as ones I’d seen before and loved.
And I want the big farm table with mixed chairs!!!
6 Daisy Cottage commented:
June 3rd, 2007 at 12:10 pm

Gorgeous photographs, indeed! I have REALLY enjoyed visiting your amazing blog this early Sunday morning.
xo,
Kim

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