Scott Goodno is a serious amateur photographer based in Dallas, Texas. Over the last 12 years, his interest focused mainly in nature and travel photography having traveled extensively throughout the United States and parts of Canada, Latin America and Europe. His current passion is capturing the natural world among the many National Parks in the U.S. He also enjoys shooting racing events, still life and the world of macro-photography.
Recently, Scott has won competitions at the State Fair of Texas (1st place for “Tulips of Fire” and Honorable Mention for “Dog Ears”) and several awards at the Dubuque County, Iowa Fair, including Best of Show for “Dog Ears”.
Scott shoots slide film almost exclusively. His equipment consists of a 35mm Canon EOS 3, a Calumet rail and ToyoView field, large format (4x5) cameras, mainly for landscapes. After film processing, he uses a Nikon film scanner and a professional Epson archival ink jet printer to produce the final print image.
Scott graduated East Dubuque High School in 1984, Highland College in 1986 with a degree in Electronics Technology and Southern Illinois University in 1992 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He has held various engineering, business consulting and senior management roles in the Wireless Telecommunications industry.
Scott, along with his wife, Alejandra have been members of Emanuel Lutheran Church in Dallas, Texas since 2005. All prints in his portfolio are available for purchase, with 30% of proceeds donated to Emanuel's Summer Reading Program and Carnival, helping to address the educational needs of Dallas' inner-city children. Prints range from $20 for a 5x7 to $105 for a 13x19. Larger print sizes are available as well.
Scott can be contacted at sgoodno@sbcglobal.net
