Links to Member Sites

We will continue to be posting information about our members, and links to their individual galleries on-line. Stay tuned as more members post their work on-line.

Rose Krohn Epps- was raised in Oklahoma and graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with a B.S. in Mathematics. Rose moved to Austin in 1994 after retiring from a 30-year career with SBC. She has since been an active volunteer in the Austin community and has pursued her love of photography. Her work includes B&W chemical darkroom, color slides, and she is now learning the digital medium with two new Canon SLR’s and Adobe Photoshop. Her interests include documentary images, travel and landscapes (esp. infrared), old buildings, macro flowers, and of course--Texas wildflowers! She is a member of several Austin photographer groups as well as Texas Photographic Society and has participated in numerous exhibits with these groups. She has been a volunteer photographer for the Central Texas Heart Gallery for the past three years, and this spring participated in “Austin Animal Attraction,” an exhibit at Austin Bergstrom Airport promoting the adoption of pets.

Ann Gardner- If sixty is the new forty, I'm turning 40 this month. I'm celebrating by crossing two items off my life list: buying a old home to remodel and move into, and signing up for the Danskin triathalon. I encourage my psychology clients to take similar risks: to change things in their inner and outer worlds to make their lives more satisfying. I got a Ph.D. in clinical psych in my forties and then went into solo practice. Although I love the richness of long-term depth psychology--I've been President of both the Capital Area Psychological Association and the Jung Society of Austin--I generally use cognitive-behavioral techniques to treat anxiety and depressive disorders, including bipolar. (Insurance companies won't pay for long-term analysis, and most clients want more rapid change.) I also encourage clients to find something besides their profession to be passionate about. My passion is photography; I spend weekends and vacations doing wildlife and travel photography.

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Adolfo Isassi- Adolfo Isassi was born in Passaic, New Jersey, and graduated from the Instituto Tecnológico De Monterrey in Mexico with a major in Architecture and minor in Graphic Design. Adolfo has worked as a architect, graphic artist, and web designer since 1985.
He has exhibited photographs in Austin Association Of Visual Arts, Texas Documentary Photographers shows, and City Of Austin Cultural Arts Division. See more of my work in

"Mark Jamail has been taking pictures professionally since around 1978. He has participated in several individual and group exhibits. Among his credits include the annual KLRU public television auction, the 1993 book The Big Click: Photographing Texas, and most recently the Heart Gallery of Central Texas. See more of my work

“Being able to capture a moment or place in time is what drives my passion for photography”

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Stephanie Duprie Routh received her Bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University with a major in Architecture and a minor in Art and Architectural History. She completed the first year of a two-year MBA program at Sam Houston State University but found it to be quite boring and therefore never completed the coursework for an actual degree. Stephanie has worked as an architect, a land planner and a community development director for both the public and private sectors. She currently is a CEO, directing a quite diverse operation which includes a very immature and untrained staff. Often, Stephanie also assumes the title of CFO (managing the books), Secretary (scheduling, etc), Chauffer of the CEO and staff, and at times even Janitor or Master Gardener. (To those not "in the know", her title is also known as 'stay at home mom' of three.) Photography is hers to enjoy outside the workplace. It is her outlet for creative energies and her portal through which she recharges. Stephanie has shown work in Arte Sagrado, the Heart Gallery of Central Texas, and various and sundry places with and without the Texas Documentary Photographers.

Last modified: 09/20/10