Photography
After many years of just taking photos, something fun turned into a passion for me. I began using a camera at age 10, and I have been documenting life ever since.
Nancy Carraher — Lonedell, MO
Sherri A. Haupert's collection of traditional film photography captures nature's finest subjects and man's most artful creations — ranging from classic to abstract.
Sherri Haupert — Kansas City, MO
Specializing in Railroad photography, Storms, and Available Light motifs, all of these challenging aspects can now be combined together with digital artistry!
Philip Anderson — Kearney, MO
By highlighting line, pattern, texture and color
in her photographs, Faith Bemiss brings the outdoor world closer to
the viewer and invites them to look deeper and see nature form a new
perspective.
Faith Bemiss — Sedalia, MO
John Hess' subjects are occasionally scenic, but
more often they are close-up or even microscopic views, of the commonplace.
John Hess — Warrensburg, MO
Digital photography and digital painting are Jan's favorite choices for developing her art skills.
Janice L. Coffman — Columbia, MO
Hilary Hitchcock is fascinated by things that are vanishing. With her camera, she tries to capture the point where past regularities begin to disappear from daily sight.
Hilary Hitchcock — St. Louis, MO
Catherine Hopkins feels most at home in wilderness
settings and has always found her deepest inspiration in the wonders
of nature. She shares her reverence for nature with others through her
photography.
Catherine Hopkins — Mansfield, MO
My work explores the relationship of forms, textures and color in the everyday world. I use these to create abstract geometrical abstract images.
Greg Kluempers — Florissant, MO
My black and white photography is historical and architectural. It covers landmarks, views, and familiar scenes of St. Louis. Some of it dates back to the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, reflecting how things were. I also shoot nature and botanical subjects.
Lee A. Drake — St. Louis, MO
I am fascinated by the unpredictability of Polaroid transfers and I love the freedom of experimentation and "lucky mistakes." I like the uniqueness of each piece and the painterly quality of the finished transfer..
Jane Linders — Maryland Heights, MO
Marilyn especially enjoys sunset photography and
black & white photography. She tends to be drawn to scenes with
natural backlighting and strong contrasting elements.
Marilyn Milovich — Marshall, MO
My formal introduction to photography came about in the mid-60s; when the United States Marine Corps thought I was best suited (at least, for their purposes) to be a photographer.
Teofilo (Ted) Moreno — St. Charles, MO
Sandy's passion for photographing lilies and butterflies evolved from her long love affair with nature. She spends hours at a time appreciating the intricate patterns and complex relationships found in nature.
Sandy Moriarty — Ballwin, MO
The simple, yet fascinating and colorful, details
found in nature are the focus of Lori's current work. It is her mission
to convey her love of nature and to inspire others to value and protect
our natural world through her photography.
Lori Purk — St. Louis, MO
The motivation for Lori Radford's award winning
photographs derives from simple subject matter you might find in your
backyard to more complex subjects seen in travels across the U.S. and
Mexico.
Lori Radford — Highlandville, MO
Martin is a self-taught photographer who is beginning
to make a name for himself here in mid-Missouri.
Martin Spilker — Columbia, MO
Garnetta is an accomplished award winning photographer.
She usually uses her photographs as reference material for paintings,
but many times she feels her photograph communicates the image so strongly
the brush could not improve it.
Garnetta Sullivan — Sedalia, MO
Desiring the beauty and stillness that one can only find out of doors, Todd's primary subject matter is nature. He travels extensively in Missouri and surrounding states to find and capture images of beautiful flowing springs and waterfalls.
Todd Tuttle — Poplar Bluff, MO
She works in a variety of traditional and alternative photographic techniques, including hand-altered Polaroids and infrared, in order to produce an alternate vision of the world.
Jeane Vogel — St. Louis, MO
"I enjoy still life and lanscape and architecture,
but I especially like people. Travel, for me, has taken on a new meaning.
Everywhere we're so different and so much the same."
Kay Wood — St. Louis, MO
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