Tag Archives: st. louis photojournalist

thirty one and counting

31 and counting.

making a lost cemetery holy again

Washington Park Cemetery cleanup, St. Louis, Missouri.
I had always seen this cemetery from the highway, located in the takeoff path from Lambert airport. It was dilapidated, overgrown, infested with mounds of trash, tires, parts of appliances, and broken headstones. At one point there was a police pursuit of a suspect in the cemetery. A tree [...]

red cincy caps

Red Cincy Caps, downtown St. Louis, by Erik M. Lunsford
In homage to Trent Nelson, who is the man for my film-driven inspiration these days, and his love for Leicas along with a daybook that reads eerily similar to my current life in newspaper photojournalism has helped kicked my creativity into motion. Here’s a couple of [...]

the art of tuckpointing

The art of tuckpointing, St. Louis, Missouri
There’s the Erik I remember. Been spending too much time chasing news and not enough time creating art. Time for some serious color, light, mood, and texture action.

visions of mary

Mosaic project, St. Cecilia, St. Louis, Missouri
Thank you for the wonderful comments from my last post on shooting film. The beauty of our industry is the community we share that inspires each and every one of us. I look forward to bringing you many more meaningful images.

the curse of a film leica

A pondering Greg Lovett (left) and Mark Edelson (right) along with one unnamed intern in the back. One of the last frames I made on my film Leica M6, West Palm Beach, 2007
I know, I have been gone for quite some time from this blog. I have just been extraordinarily busy and unable to prioritize [...]

fire on the fourth

Jefferson Barracks, south St. Louis, Missouri.

lincoln’s memorial day parade

Memorial Day Parade, Alton, Illinois

sno-to-go

Sno-to-go, south st. louis county, missouri.

on track in field

girls track and field IHSA, triad high school, troy, illinois
Oh how I love evening light and track n’ field meets.