Scott Reither is a fine art landscape photographer known for his long exposure work exploring the relationship between light, time, and form. His photographs are composed with precision and intention—inviting a slower experience and a deeper engagement with the scene. Born and raised around Big Sur, California, and based on Maui for the past 30 years, Reither has built a body of work that is both refined and resonant. His photographs are not about recording what the eye sees in a fleeting moment. They are about expressing the quiet exchange between place and self—how it feels to stand there, and what it awakens within. The imagery carries a sense of spaciousness and stillness, offering a quiet invitation to turn inward rather than outward. With over 75 international photography awards, Reither’s work has been widely recognized and acquired by collectors around the world. A professional artist for over 20 years, his photographs are known for their refined execution, emotional depth, and enduring quality. They are held in luxury resorts such as the Four Seasons and the Waldorf Astoria, as well as in private collections that include professional athletes and team owners, Fortune 500 CEOs, and Hollywood actors. Photography, for Reither, is an act of attention. Years ago, a month spent in silence at a Zen monastery shifted the way he works. That experience instilled a quiet discipline and deepened his interest in presence, restraint, and the value of simplicity. These principles now guide every step of his creative process—from how he approaches a scene in the field to the final presentation of each finished piece. What remains is the photograph—and the feeling it carries forward. Learn more about Scott's work here.