Scott Frances: Understanding Digital Photography as Fine Art

As a child, Scott Frances drew and painted a lot. He grew up in New York City in a post-World War II Jewish home filled with mid-century modern design objects. Both his parents were journalists. In addition, Mom was a decorator.
Scott Frances: Understanding Digital Photography as Fine Art
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<a><img class="size-medium wp-image-1800886" title="DREAMLAND: 'Private Residence, Mustique, West Indies,' Doug Patterson Architecture. This image shows the Mogul-style residence of Sergei Kauzov, who, according to Frances, had fallen in love with Christina Onassis when he was a young Russian naval officer. Christina's father did not approve of their marriage and gave Kauzov an oil tanker to go away. Kauzov built it into a fleet of oil tankers and became very wealthy. (Courtesy of Scott Frances)" src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/monovision_scan_WEB.jpg" alt="DREAMLAND: 'Private Residence, Mustique, West Indies,' Doug Patterson Architecture. This image shows the Mogul-style residence of Sergei Kauzov, who, according to Frances, had fallen in love with Christina Onassis when he was a young Russian naval officer. Christina's father did not approve of their marriage and gave Kauzov an oil tanker to go away. Kauzov built it into a fleet of oil tankers and became very wealthy. (Courtesy of Scott Frances)" width="575"/></a>
DREAMLAND: 'Private Residence, Mustique, West Indies,' Doug Patterson Architecture. This image shows the Mogul-style residence of Sergei Kauzov, who, according to Frances, had fallen in love with Christina Onassis when he was a young Russian naval officer. Christina's father did not approve of their marriage and gave Kauzov an oil tanker to go away. Kauzov built it into a fleet of oil tankers and became very wealthy. (Courtesy of Scott Frances)

As a child, Scott Frances drew and painted a lot. He grew up in New York City in a post-World War II Jewish home filled with mid-century modern designed objects. Both his parents were journalists. In addition, mom was a decorator.

Frances did not want to be a photographer. Life just prepared things that way. Now he is an acclaimed photographer of architecture and design.

Frances is currently displaying a selection of his images in an exhibition in New York called MonoVisioN, which is also the title of his book.

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