Whitney Curtis

People

Kiet Dinh, St. Louis
   
Activist Percy Green, St. Louis
   
Virvus Jones, former comptroller for the City of St. Louis and currently vice president of development for Roberts Bros. Properties, and creator of The St. Louis American's “Political Eye” column.
     
  
Dermatologist Dr. Joseph M. Duvall, St. Louis
   
Architect Ralph Fournier, 85, in Creve Coeur, Mo.
   
Kiku Obata, of the design firm Kiku Obata & Company, St. Louis
     
  
Lawrence “Shine” Thornton, of Maria’s Famous Hot Tamales, sells tamales out of his home in Greenville, Miss.
   
Junior Harris is a long-time resident of Edgar Springs, Mo. Harris' property borders the marker naming the Missouri town the center of the U.S. population, as determined by the Census Bureau.
   
Sr. Francine Costello of The Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in Frontenac, Mo.
     
  
Pabo Internally Displaced Persons Camp, Northern Uganda
   
Bob Durnberger displays his tokens on his shirt from various square dances he's attended during a Naper Squares club dance in Naperville, Ill.
   
     
  
Golfer Crimson Callahan at The Missouri Bluffs Golf Club in St. Charles, Mo.
  
Dave Spetnagel, franchise owner of Fleet Feet Sports specialty running stores in St. Charles, Mo.
   
Matt Strauss, owner of White Flag Projects, a not-for-profit alternative art gallery in St. Louis
     
  
Businessman and community leader Joe Edwards at his Moonrise Hotel on The Delmar Loop in St. Louis
   
St. Louis PrideFest
   
Joan Hall, Kenneth E. Hudson Professor of Art at Washington University, in her downtown studio with her mixed media on paper piece "It's Not Dark Yet, But it's Getting There"
     
  
Awer Internally Displaced Persons Camp, Northern Uganda
   
Molly Rockamann, right, and Colleen Wilson, cofounders of EarthDance Farms in Ferguson, Mo.
   
Timothy Montgomery of TMA Architects, on the roof the William A. Kerr Foundation, a LEED Platinum certified rehabbed building in St. Louis