Scott Slocum

Paul "Scott" Slocum was born in Dallas, Texas in 1961 and still lives there today with his wife Katherine and daughter Taylor. Scott took a photography class in his senior year in high school as he thought it would be an easy credit. Scott fell in love with it the first semester and hasn’t stopped since! His love of aviation and warbirds goes back to his father and uncle taking him to CAF air shows when he was young. He can still remember the B-17 one wheel landings just like the movie TORA TORA TORA!

Scott started flying when he was 19 and has about 2,000 hours with a tail wheel sign off. He still enjoys airshows and has developed many friends in the business.

After 22 years in the graphics business, starting out as a film technician in 1982 and finally to COO of a full digital production house, Scott retired in 2004 and purchased a small aviation magazine franchise. He started shooting for his own magazine to save money and developed a knack and love for Air to Air photography that he continue doing even after he sold the franchise 2 years ago.

Today Scott shoots for many different magazines and clients with over 26 covers to date. His company, Aero Marketing Group specializes in aviation marketing focusing on visual communications. In addition, AMG started a project called mybombshells.com, bringing yesterday’s illustrated pin-up girl fantasy to modern day life, Bombshells features beautiful women, sassy and sexy, dressed in vintage-style clothing to match up with their nationally recognized “warbird” aircraft and adds a hint of nostalgia to the updated format.

AMG photography has been featured on covers and inside articles for; Twin & Turbine, Flying Magazine, AutoPILOT Magazine, World Airshow News Magazine, Air & Space Smithsonian Magazine, Pilot Journal, Classic Wings Magazine, EAA SportPlane Magazine, The AeroTrader, The Controller, Plane & Pilot Magazine.

Photo Gallery

Below are some examples of Scott Slocum's photographs. Feel free to view these pictures for your own personal use, however, you will require Scott's permission to publish them in any way. Click on any of the thumbnails below to view the enlarged image.

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