2006 |
Spring |
A World With Mozart |
Two hundred and fifty years since the composer's birth, he's still of our time...and I found him all over St. Louis |
Summer |
Word Up |
Get out those walking shoes, it's time for a summer stroll or pedal to ONSL |
Fall |
Two By Two |
The animals persist, for a bit longer, near their ark just off the highway |
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2005 |
Jan |
Chop Shop |
Chop suey takeouts dot the city's north side with incarnations simultaneously similar and yet idiosyncratic enough to stand alone |
Mar |
Man, She is a DOG! |
In which we have fun with dogs dressed like ballerinas, women dressed like dogs, and a lot of confusion about who's in charge here |
May |
Flower Power |
Spring has sprung, bringing with it an explosion of color |
Sep |
Take the Next Detour |
Gandhi said, "There is more to life than increasing its speed." What I saw when I slowed down |
Dec |
Cloud Chasing |
Taking a fresh look at some familiar corners around town |
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2004 |
Feb |
Decadent Decay |
Finding surreal beauty in the midst of industrial abandonment |
May |
St. Louis by Lomo |
Combine one Soviet camera with an eye for barflies and neon signs, and the result is pure magic |
Jun |
Creatures, Featured |
It's not just garden-variety cats and dogs out there in the urban jungle |
Nov |
Holding Justice in Our Hands |
When an artist's projection about the consequences of violence came to town, the controversy surrounding the details almost overtook the important subject matter itself |
Dec |
I Love a Parade |
The St. Louis Thanksgiving Day Parade marked its 20th year...and its status as the second largest televised holiday parade in the country. We've got scenes from the route. |
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2003 |
Jan |
Step In and Say "Cheese" |
Instant gratification in four frames that's the magic of the photo booth |
Feb |
Lilly the Cat |
Follow along as a very big cat explores St. Louis |
Mar |
No Rights or Wrongs |
St. Louis is my world to enjoy through the viewfinder |
Apr |
A Harvest of Hope |
Mid-stream on the migrant trail, which stretches from South America into the bootheel and even to St. Louis |
May |
Snapshots of the Sweet Science |
An impressionistic collection from the most recent Hoosierweight Boxing bouts |
Jun |
Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves |
Hold onto your handbags, kids; the Gypsy Caravan blows into town with antiques, questionables and junk galore |
Jul |
The City as Museum |
Exploring form and function behind the scenes at City Museum |
Aug |
Structures and Statues |
Turning an eye to the intricate details on architectural features large and small |
Sep |
A Day in St. Louis |
Four Fotologgers freeze the moment to create a still frame in time and place |
Oct |
The Crappy Digital |
Dr. Digital, or How I Learned to Stop Moaning and Pining Away for a Film Camera |
Nov |
There Goes the Neighborhood! |
In Skinker-DeBaliviere, you can't swing a camera without hitting real progress, as promised |
Dec |
Urban Art-ventures on the Edge |
Artica sounds like a foreign land, and in some ways it was ... all along a forgotten piece of our riverfront |
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2002 |
Jan |
The Collection of the Century |
With downtown's historic Century Building slated for demolition, the arrival of a trove of old St. Louis postcards couldn't be timelier in its ability to show the city's potential |
Feb |
The Urge is Gone |
Fans who wish they could see St. Louis' most beloved band just one more time will have to settle for these pictures from their third-to-last show |
Mar |
Bosnian Businesses Rising |
A walk around our contributor's neighborhood leads from South St. Louis to Eastern Europe, all within a few short blocks |
Apr |
Shot Through the Ropes |
Wayne St. Wayne's wild images of nights at Kiel Auditorium and the Chase remind us of St. Louis' stretch as Wrestle Town, U.S.A. |
May |
Picture Imperfect |
There's a weird beauty in the demise of the 14th Street Mall, though angels (yes, angels) now look over the North City strip |
Jun |
Signs of the Time |
Armed with a digital camera, the Hurleys set out on a quest to save quirky advertisements from the onslaught of the banal |
Jul |
And to Think That It Happened on Arsenal Street |
Hearing the stories of a painful mental health legacy in the abandoned corners of the old State Hospital |
Aug |
Washington Avenue Moonscape |
It is the best of times, it is the worst of times in the Loft District |
Sep |
Southside Rock'n'Roll Women |
Familiarity with females of the species doesn't necessarily lead to understanding them |
Oct |
FOUND Facts |
Don't throw away that grocery list you found tucked in your library book! It might have a new life in FOUND Magazine... |
Nov |
Radiant Light |
The ordinary becomes extraordinary when you see St. Louis on infrared film |
Dec |
Making Time at the No-Tell Motel |
The Coral Court, St. Louis' original "hot sheets" motel, still looms large in the local collective unconscious, years after its demolition |
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2001 |
Jan |
Pillar of Strength |
Friedens Church continues to anchor the Hyde Park neighborhood, even though much has changed |
Feb |
Camelot in St. Louis |
For a brief, shining moment, Gaslight Square was all blacks, whites, artists, musicians and the rest needed to get by |
Mar |
Recent Works |
Jess turns her camera on neighborhoods, industry and "novelty spaces" (you'll see) |
Apr |
The Sweet Hereafter |
Getting close to St. Louis lives now ended |
May |
A "TREC" Towards Understanding |
When participants are talking race and engaging creatively, new dialogues start to emerge |
Jun |
Local Color |
Alleys provide an odd, backwards glance at our town's style |
Jul |
The Wild Kingdom of St. Louis Lawns |
Ornamental animalia around town includes cows, horses, asses and one lovable stump |
Aug |
River City Phoenix |
The burned-out shell of St. John's church is strangely picturesque, horrific and beautiful |
Sep |
Unorthodox Beauty |
Proof that St. Louis is an abundantly beautiful city if you know where to look |
Oct |
Signs That Make Kids Snicker |
Unfortunately named businesses bring out the sophomore in us |
Nov |
South Grand Lost |
Combine a roll of film shot in 1976 and digital pictures taken in 2001 and it becomes clear that often what's passed off as progress isn't |
Dec |
Extraordinary in the Ordinary |
An urban landscape photographer frames some of his favorite St. Louis places |