Takeda Adds Summer 2021 Images
“You Are Here” by Scott Takeda, part of his Story Collection.
The day-lilies are blooming, and Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is adding two new images to his galleries. He shot both of them while on location shooting a TV series.
"With the pandemic slowly lifting, I’m traveling more for TV/film projects," said Takeda. "In consecutive weeks, I found myself in the deep south in the mountain west for television shoots, and I’ve been itching to shoot again. It’s been way too long, and it felt great to hear the shutter firing."
Takeda shot "Three Years In The Making" while shooting a new FX series in New Orleans. It had a sad pandemic back story, and joins the images in his Street Collection. He also captured “You Are Here" (above) while costarring in a Hallmark film. This is now part of his Story Collection.
Both images are for sale directly through this site or through his Denver agent Artwork Network.
Takeda Sells To Private Collector
“Tree” by Scott Takeda, part of his Scene Collection
Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is making adjustments to his his piece “Tree” for sale to an out-of-state private collector.
“The buyer wants the artwork to be larger, so I’m redeveloping the image to 32x48 so it fits his space," said Takeda. "I had originally given this image as a gift, and he has seen it and wanted a copy of his own.”
The collection is part of Takeda's Scene Gallery, with each image showing scenic images from around the world.
Takeda Costars As A Photographer on Netflix' "Messiah"
Art photographer Scott Takeda costars on Netflix’ “Messiah.” (Image courtesy of Netflix)
This week, photographer Scott Takeda kicks off 2020 with an appearance on the new Netflix series “Messiah.” He costars as Mr. Mishida, a Japanese landscape photographer taking wildlife photos at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. When Takeda is not behind the camera as an art photographer, he makes a living as a working TV/Film actor.
“This was a fun way to combine my life on both sides of the camera,” said Takeda. “The producers were looking for an actor who had extensive photography experience, and I certainly fit the bill. I think the only adjustment was they wanted me to shoot with Canon, and I’ve been a lifelong Nikon guy. Also, it was pre-EOS Canon, so I had to familiarize myself with FD lenses.”
Takeda’s episode is the sixth in the ten episode first season. The show focuses on the world’s reaction to a man who first appears in the Middle East claiming to be the Messiah. His sudden appearance and apparent miracles spark an international following. Takeda’s character captures the definitive photo of him walking on the surface of the reflecting pool in the National Mall.
The series premiered on January 1st, 2020. It stars an international cast led by Michelle Monaghan, Mehdi Dehbi, John Ortiz, Tomer Sisley and Jane Adams.
There's Snow, So Takeda Returns to Higher Grounds
“Vision” by Scott Takeda, part of his Story Collection.
Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is once again returning to The Higher Ground Gallery in Golden, Colorado.
"Higher Grounds Gallery seems like a holiday tradition for me,," said Takeda. "I think I’ve shown here the previous three holiday seasons. This year, it’s in November, and I’ve got a lot of new work to show that I can’t wait to unveil."
This is Takeda's fifth show at the gallery since 2007.
Higher Ground Gallery and Cafe is located at 803-B Fourteenth Street in Golden, Colorado at the north east edge of the Colorado School of Mines. The show runs the entire month of January through Friday November 29th.
Takeda Sells Another Piece Through Artwork Network
“Is That All There Is?” by Scott Takeda, part of his Story Collection
Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is making adjustments to his his piece “Is That All There Is” for sale to an out-of-state art collector. The collector found the piece through Takeda's gallery Artwork Network.
"The buyer wants the artwork to be larger, so I’m redeveloping the image to fit her space " said Takeda. "I sell a lot of medium-small pieces so they are at a price point that makes them affordable, but I’m always happy to adjust the size to something larger. I think I’ve gone as large as 50x70 for a previous buyer.”
The collection is part of Takeda's Story Gallery, with each image documenting how people are trying to tell stories. For more information, contact Kircher at Artwork Network at 800-668-9522. or visit the gallery online.
Takeda Returns to Higher Grounds For The Holidays
“Crayola Cottages” by Scott Takeda, part of his “Street” Collection.
This month, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is again fronting a solo art show at The Higher Ground Gallery in Golden, Colorado.
"Higher Grounds has become my gallery home for the holidays," said Takeda. "This is my third straight year showing my work during the holidays.
“I’m especially excited to showcase some new images that I shot this year while working on-location. I’ll also be including some best sellers to help drive holiday sales."
Higher Ground Gallery and Cafe is located at 803-B Fourteenth Street in Golden, Colorado at the north east edge of the Colorado School of Mines. The show runs through Sunday December 30th.
Takeda Adds New Images for Fall 2018
"Heading Home" by Scott Takeda, part of his Scene Collection
It's back-to-school time, and Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is adding two new images to his galleries. He shot both of them while on location shooting a TV series.
"Going through my images, I'm amazed at how many images I shoot when I'm already working," said Takeda. "I think there's just something about being in the creative environment of a TV studio or movie set. Maybe it's the cameras or the lights or all the attention on capturing images, but I get inspired to shoot my own images when I'm on-location."
Takeda shot "Crayola Cottages" while shooting a new Hulu series in New Orleans. It joins the images in his Street Collection. He also shot the black and white "Heading Home" (above) while costarring in a movie-of-the-week for Lifetime. This is now part of his Scene Collection.
Both images are for sale directly through this site or through his Denver agent Artwork Network.
New Spring 2018 Images From Spain
"Barcelona Blend" by Scott Takeda, part of his Story Collection
Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda finally found an opening in his schedule to develop four new images from his recent work trip to Spain.
"Barcelona Blend" (above) and "Layered Stories" are now in his Story Collection; while "Madrid Maid" and "Barcelona Bollards" join his Street Collection.
"I was able to squeeze out some time while at the airport to develop these images," said Takeda. "I'm really happy with how they turned out, and I can't wait for fans to see them."
All are for sale directly or through his Denver agent Artwork Network.
Takeda Returns to Higher Grounds Gallery
Madrid Maid (2017)
For the second time in a year, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is returning to The Higher Ground Gallery in Golden, Colorado.
"Higher Grounds Gallery has kind of become a second home for my work," said Takeda. "They had me here last November for a solo show, and I'm happy to be back. There are a lot of new pieces because this show will be my full Scene, Street, Story show, whereas last year, it was just the Scene pieces."
This is Takeda's fourth show at the gallery since 2007. He also showed there in 2011
Higher Ground Gallery and Cafe is located at 803-B Fourteenth Street in Golden, Colorado at the north east edge of the Colorado School of Mines. The show runs the entire month of November through Thursday November 30th.
LA Images For Fall 2017
"Triple Anxiety" by Scott Takeda, part of his Story Collection
Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is staying a bit closer to home for this latest batch of images. He's posting two new images from his second home – Los Angeles.
"As some folks know, when I'm not shooting stills, I work in TV/Film as a director and actor," said Takeda. "So I'm constantly in LA, rushing around from studio to studio for work. This spring, I had a chance to bring out my camera to capture some lesser seen elements of the city. It may eventually turn into a collection by itself, but for now, here are two images."
Takeda captured these two images on the border between LA and West Hollywood. They are not the traditional images of LA, something that he takes pride in.
The first image is called "Triple Anxiety" and the second is called "Leaving Love." Both are part of his Story Collection.
Takeda Adds New Image For Spring 2017
"Venice Couple" by Scott Takeda, part of his Scene Collection
This spring, art photographer Scott Takeda has finally gotten around to developing some images from the past. Leading the new additions is "Venice Couple" which joins his "Scene Collection."
"I'm really excited about this image because I completely forgot I shot it," said Takeda. "As a former photojournalist, I tend to shoot fast. Occasionally I forget what I've shot because I'm onto the next assignment. However I found this image when going through some old files. It's gorgeous.
"I was walking around Venice just sightseeing, when I came around the corner and saw this couple ahead of me. At the time, they were walking in the shadows, but I could see what might happen if they walked through the sliver of light. Instinctively, I raised my camera and fired off three shots as they entered the light. The first one captured the moment."
Takeda Returns To Posh for 2017
Abandoned Staircase (2013)
This week, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda returns to Posh the Salon through the Spring of 2017. The upscale salon had been displaying twenty-one images from Takeda's 'Scene. Street. Story' collection most of 2016 including "Abandoned Staircase" (above).
"It's sort of become my art's home base," said Takeda. "The owner has asked for additional pieces, so I'll be hard at work this month to be producing new images."
Posh the Salon is located at 2703 East Louisiana in Denver 80210. To schedule an appointment, call 303-333-3750.
Takeda Sells Piece Through Artwork Network
NYC Skyline (2011)
Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda closes out the year by packaging up his piece "NYC Skyline" for sale to an out-of-state art collector. The collector purchased the piece through Takeda's gallery Artwork Network.
"I love, love, LOVE Scott's landscape work," said gallery owner Alan Kircher. "It catches the eye of so many of our clients. In this case, the buyer was looking for a New York photo for his girlfriend, and I showed him "New York Skyline," and he said it was perfect. Just the right gift for a last minute holiday shopper."
The collection is part of Takeda's Scene Gallery, and each image highlights beauty found in unexpected places. The 12x18 images are limited edition and come in matte or metal prints. For more information, contact Kircher at Artwork Network at 800-668-9522. or visit the gallery at 878 Santa Fe Drive, Suite 2, Denver, CO 80204.
Takeda Shows Scenic Work at Golden Gallery
Tree (2013)
This month, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is fronting a solo art show at The Higher Ground Gallery in Golden, Colorado.
"It's so nice to return to Higher Grounds Gallery," said Takeda. "I first showed here in 2007 in a joint show, and then four years later in a solo show in 2011. They always get such a great crowd of art lovers. It's taken five years and a lot of patience, but I'm glad to be back.
"I'm doing something a little bit different with this show than my other shows. I'm only showing my scenic works from my Scene Gallery. The gallery owner said that he'd like to have my best selling work for his walls, and these images are always favorites."
Higher Ground Gallery and Cafe is located at 803-B Fourteenth Street in Golden, Colorado at the north east edge of the Colorado School of Mines. The show runs through Sunday November 27th.
Takeda Art Photography Sales on Amazon
Art photographer Scott Takeda at a recent summer shoot in Downtown LA.
This month, art photographer Scott Takeda begins shipping his latest limited-edition photo sold through Amazon.
"This is the second piece I've sold in the past couple of months," said Takeda. "The first one to sell was 'Love Is My Religion' which warms my heart because it always gets a strong reaction at my shows. And this month, I sold 'Tree' which is one of my best-sellers."
Takeda began selling his photography on Amazon Art earlier this year. Launched in 2013, Amazon Art showcases over 40,000 fine art pieces represented by the world's top galleries. Takeda is represented by Artwork Network out of Denver, Colorado.
Takeda Gives Photography Tips on "Fix This"
This Spring, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda joined the hosts of the TV show "Fix This" to give photography tips to viewers.
Scott Takeda joins "Fix This" hosts Vida Urbonas, Raquel Villanueva and Becky Ditchfield for a demonstration about art photography. (June 2016)
This Spring, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda joined the hosts of the TV show "Fix This" to give photography tips to viewers. During his time on set, he also showed his latest photos from his "Scene Street Story" collection.
"The Fix This cast and crew are a very fun bunch," said Takeda. "They had a ton of questions about how they could capture better images, so I talked about some of the basics that anyone could use – even with an iPhone."
Besides talking about photography, the "Fix This" hosts talked about Takeda's work in-front of the camera as a TV/Film actor.
Takeda Exhibition Extended Through Spring 2016
This week, Denver's Posh the Salon announced it was extending its exhibition of Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda through the Spring.
"Tuscan Twins" from the Scene Gallery (August 2015)
This week, Denver's Posh the Salon announced it was extending its exhibition of Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda through the Spring. It has been displaying twenty-one images from Takeda's 'Scene. Street. Story' collection since October, including 'Tuscan Twins' (above).
"I'm really honored by this," said Takeda. "Posh's clients are very selective, especially when it comes to their art, so I appreciate this additional exposure."
Posh the Salon is located at 2703 East Louisiana in Denver 80210. To schedule an appointment, call 303-333-3750.
Takeda Artwork on Amazon Art
This fall, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda begins selling eight of his pieces as limited-edition works on Amazon Fine Art.
This fall, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda begins selling eight of his pieces as limited-edition works on Amazon Art. This initial selection includes two of his newest pieces: Foggy Fall Morning and Spice Market.
"I'm very excited about this new venture with Amazon," said Takeda. "When my Denver gallery Artwork Network first approached me about this, I had no hesitation. This is an opportunity to get my work in front of countless art buyers around the world."
Amazon.com is one of the largest electronic commerce sites in the world with nearly $90-billion in sales last year. In 2013, they launched Amazon Art as an online marketplace for original and limited edition art.
Takeda Exhibition Finds Fall Home at Posh the Salon
This fall, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is showcasing his latest show at one of Denver's upscale hair salons.
This fall, Denver-based art photographer Scott Takeda is showcasing his latest show at one of Denver's upscale hair salons. Twenty one images from his 'Scene. Street. Story' collection are on display at Posh the Salon, in the heart of the Cory-Merrill neighborhood. Several new images will be making their debut including 'Tuscan Twins' and 'Venetian Dog Walk' from his most recent international trip.
"Posh always has terrific art on their walls, so I'm tickled that they asked me to hang my work for the season," said Takeda. "And their clientele are movers-and-shakers in the area, so I appreciate the exposure."
Posh the Salon is located at 2703 East Louisiana in Denver 80210. To schedule an appointment, call 303-333-3750.
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Hundreds Fill Croatia Gallery to See Takeda Photography
(SPLIT, CROATIA) Hundreds of Croatian photography fans filled the Fotoklub Split Gallery in downtown Split for the opening of art photographer Scott Takeda's solo art show.
Art photographer signs autographs to Croatian fans at his art show at the Fotoklub Split Gallery in Split, Croatia. (August 2015)
(SPLIT, CROATIA) Hundreds of Croatian photography fans filled the Fotoklub Split Gallery in downtown Split for the opening of art photographer Scott Takeda's solo art show.
"This is a big turnout," said gallery curator Josip Ostojić. "We normally have 30 to 40 people at an opening, but this looks to be around 400. It looks like our publicity worked."
Several Croatian newspapers covered the exhibition opening and Ostojić did a radio show to promote the event. Many of those same news outlets attended the press conference that kicked off the exhibition.
"I'm struggling to find words to describe this scene," said Takeda. "Every time I turn around, I see more people coming in the door.
"I initially thought that some were coming because I'm also a TV/Film actor, but no one has asked me about working in Hollywood. Everyone has been talking to me about my photography and how it makes them feel. Without a doubt, this has been a career highlight for me."
Takeda's exhibition runs through September. To see his latest work in his on-going Scene Street Story collection head to Fotoklub Split Gallery at Marmontova 5, Split Croatia or call the gallery at +385 021 347 597.