. We come to the end of the series of portraits of artists and their work I shot recently at Soulard Art Market . This might be the best pho...

. A tree woman holding, oh, I don't know: birds? flowers? bath scrubs with blue ribbons? I was so busy fiddling with lighting a subject ...

. Thomas Shepherd, a photographer, has the unique position of having been featured on this blog twice. I first met him last summer, during S...

She looked up at me as I took this picture with an expression that seemed to say, "Excuse me? I'm trying to get some work done her...

This is as much an action shot as a portrait. Amy Thompson is a printmaker with an intense vision. She is also a craftswoman. In this p...

When I was looking for Gary Passanise's combination home and studio, people up the hill around the spaces of Craig Downs , Sarah Paulsen...

. Thomas Shepherd is a photographer who works with traditional prints, collage, silver gelatin prints and even prints on canvas. You can s...

. Stan Chisholm's St. Louis studio is tiny, maybe 4 by 12 feet. Makes it a little tough to get enough space to set up a portrait but, h...

Sarah Paulsen's studio is in same group of old commercial buildings as Craig Woods'. Some of the spaces are dug into the hillside l...

The place was hard to find. I had the address on Broadway, a big street, from the list of open artists' studios last weekend but there d...

I did not know about Evil Prints until last weekend's studio open house (must be getting old and out of touch). The place is full of y...