by Steven Uhles | Features
Throughout the past several years, Augusta has proven to be a more than suitable site for orchid shows (The Mule) and espionage (Agent Game), for big league baseball dreams (The Royal) and small-town coming-of-age scenes (The Hill) — all in the name of movie...
by Steven Uhles | Snapshots
By Steven Uhles It was the grandest of structures by all accounts. Its imposing bulk and impressive façade dominated the landscape, taking up acres of real estate at the corner of 8th and Broad streets. The then newly constructed Bell Auditorium was its neighbor and a...
by Steven Uhles | Snapshots
By Steven Uhles Perspective was one of the first lessons I remember learning in art class. And while the technicalities of perspective — foreground and background and vanishing points — were important, what really seemed to stick was the more abstract idea of taking...
by Steven Uhles | Features
By Steven Uhles | Photos provided by Steven Uhles There is a sense of effortlessness when ceramic artist and Tire City Potters owner Shishir Chokshi lays his hands on a spinning mass of unformed clay. He doesn’t force it into shape, willing the cup, plate or vase into...
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