Lone Grain Studio

Silver grains in the Lone Star State.

Sloane Scott, studio portrait

A film photograph is built from grains of silver, crystals that go dark where the light lands. That's the science. The magic is what the grains hold: a moment that would have passed, kept still. At its essence, photography is dark, light, and the gray between.

A love of film came down to me from both sides of my family. I've had a camera in my hands almost as long as I could walk, and I never put it down. Lone Grain Studio is that love turned into sessions people can book.

I'm Sloane Scott, based in East Dallas, and I photograph people on location across DFW: families, couples, individuals, maternity, and pets, plus headshots for work. This is a one-person studio, so when you inquire, I'm the one who replies, and when you shoot, I'm the one behind the camera.

Sessions stay simple on purpose: good light, a spot that suits you, and no pressure in front of the camera. The photo I'm always chasing is the one where you look like yourself.

Sloane Scott

Sloane Scott shooting at duskFigure on a bridge with the Dallas skyline