Scott was very accommodating and came from Modesto for a photo shoot at UOP. He brought some great…read moreequipment along to get the best pictures both outdoors and indoors. There was no extra charge for downloading the editted pics. We would highly recommend him.

From the owner: Scott Elliott is a talented portrait photographer based in Modesto, California, known for his…read moredistinctive style that captures the essence of his subjects through the use of vibrant colors and beautiful lighting. With an eye for detail, Scott curates personalized locations that resonate with the stories of his clients, ensuring each session feels intimate and authentic. His approach blends creativity with emotion, creating images that go beyond mere visuals to evoke feelings. Scott's work showcases the interplay of light and color, creating a dynamic atmosphere that highlights the unique personality of every individual he photographs. Each session is tailored to reflect the subject's character, making the final portraits not just photographs, but treasured keepsakes filled with life and emotion. Whether in the natural beauty of a local park or an urban backdrop, Scott Elliott's photography captures moments that are as unique and vibrant as the clients he serves.

Daniella is a wonderful photographer. She is an incredibly talented wedding photographer who truly…read morecaptured the romance of our wedding day. she made us feel comfortable and at ease, which in the chaos of our wedding day, was really appreciated. The photos are beautiful. I highly recommend.

I could not have asked for a better photographer. I have known Daniella for many years, and have…read morebeen following her business for ages - I knew without a doubt that I didn't want anyone else. She and her partner integrated seamlessly into the day and got some truly amazing shots that really captured the moment. From the moment they first showed up in the midst of getting my hair done, through a rainstorm and a few bursts of dry moments, and some last minute change of plans everything felt like it was a dream come true. With her help, I'll be able to remember that day as if it were yesterday for all of my years, and I couldn't be happier!

Cierra is a kind & passionate photographer! I would recommend her photography business to anyone…read morelooking for a thoughtful curation of memories!

From the owner: My mission is to capture the beauty of human love and connection behind the lens. Allow me to…read moreartfully capture your memories, and preserve them for a lifetime. Locally owned and operated, serving the valley for 3 years.

Sheri is a very talented and creative photographer. She will listen to what you want and also come…read moreup with other ideas. She has done photos for me on several occasions (engagement, wedding, Christmas, grandsons first bday smash cake, and professional headshots) and never disappoints. She also gets your pics back in a snap.

Omg! Just did my 17 Month olds Spring Almond Blossom photoshoot with her and AMAZING doesn't even…read morebegin to describe our experience! From the multiple backdrop options, to the extremely fun and professional service it was a great experience the day of. Then it got even better when we got the preview pictures back, they came out even better than what I was seeing in person(toddlers and their temper tantrums). I cannot wait to plan our next set of photos with Snaps by Mac!

Called and talked to Scott for a bit. Decided to send my Minolta CLE to him for a leaning and fix a…read morefew annoyances. Took about 6 weeks, but the camera came back looking and working perfectly. Not particularly inexpensive, but worth it to get someone with the experience and patience to do it right.

I wish I could understand what's going on with Scott but since he won't respond to my messages,…read moreI'll have to share my most recent experience with him. I found him late in 2024. You can read my review on that encounter in my last review for him. I closed out that review by stating that I was so impressed, that I left a 24-105mm f/4.0L for him to look at. At this point, I don't even remember what was wrong with it. He worked on the lens and got it back into working condition and called me. It's 71 miles from my house to his shop. I made the drive down and in the course of conversation, Scott said that he would be more than happy to sell it for me and could get up to $400 for the lens. That particular lens was the first lens that I bought for my Canon 5D. It was my only lens for at least five years. Needless to say, I did everything with it. When I returned to my local fire department as a volunteer photographer, I added a few more lenses to my arsenal included the Mark II version of the same lens. Since I didn't need the one Scott had just repaired, I asked him to sell it for me. I didn't hear from Scott for quite a while, but the lens wasn't my priority. I do a lot of volunteer work, and I had enough equipment to keep working. I called him in April of 2025 to check status, and it hadn't sold yet. We spoke briefly about lowering the price. I told him I would take $300. I didn't hear from Scott again until August when he said he had a buyer for $275. I told him that $300 was the price that we had agreed on and he said that he would "make up the difference". I didn't fall off from the turnip truck just yesterday. I know that the difference of whatever he sold it for and what I got would be his profit. But I also know that when you are selling something on consignment, you have no right to arbitrarily lower the price without the owner's permission. His "making up the difference" meant that he made less profit. He asked when I would be driving down to pick up the check. I asked Scott to simply mail it to me. Every time, I've visited him at his place of business, I've had to call to let him know when I was close and sometimes, he wouldn't be there. I know as a single person business operation, clients need your time, meetings run long, photoshoots take longer than expected. I figured getting a check by mail would be easier for both of us. In October of 2025, I called for and left a message for an update. January 30th of this year, I called and Scott told me that I should have received the check by now and that he would have to check with his bookkeeper to find out what happened to the check. Yesterday, 3/23, left a message letting him know how disappointed I was with his lack of communication. And so here I am, dropping my five-star rating for him to one-star. Next will be the Better Business Bureau. I may never see my $300 again but I don't want to see other hard-working photographers get taken for a ride.