David Capes

I had been an avid collector of photography and a photographer for the past 25 years. My artistic interests derived mainly from the works of painters such as Edward Hopper and John Sloan, from the master street photographers such as Cartier-Bresson, Kertesz, Walker Evans, and from the color photography of Eggleston. Christenberry, Stephen Shore, and Michael Eastman. I have traveled extensively photographing people, places, and both urban and natural landscapes striving to capture the beauty and soul of the subjects and places. I photograph and print both in color and black and white. Family and friends had always encouraged me to display and sell my work. Several years ago, after practicing and teaching law for more than 40 years, I decided to pursue photography on a professional basis to do this in conjunction with forming a company and becoming a seller and dealer in fine photography. In 2013, I became counsel to Capes, Sokol, St. Louis, Missouri (), where I continue to practice on a limited basis, and devote the remainder of my time to my business and community interests. For several years, I taught photography in an inner city after school program, and otherwise actively participate in photography and the arts. I am curre...

Washington University, St. Louis, Mo 1963-64, Rhodes College (formerly Southwestern at Memphis) BA in History and Political Science 1968; University of Arkansas School of Law, JD 1971; Georgetown University School of Law, LLM in Tax, P1975

Edward Hopper House and Museum, New York, 2012 (see above)

Bullivant Photography Gallery, Group Exhibition of New Zealand Photographs, St. Louis, Missouri 2017

The Lightroom Gallery, Panama City, Florida 2018