Portfolio by Johnny Andrews
Date: 11/11/2010 Album ID: 506431
Photos by Johnny Andrews
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Johnny Andrews joined the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in December of 2007. He has spent the last twelve years working as a staff photographer for the Florida Times-Union, The News & Observer in Raleigh, NC, and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Andrews is from Atlanta and studied photojournalism, film and business at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His work has been honored by the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar, the Southern Short Course in News Photography, and the North Carolina Press Photographers Association. Andrews was also named a Racial Justice Fellow by the University of Southern California's Annenberg Institute for Justice and Journalism.
Model Brittani Martin gets a new tattoo from Joshua Chapman at Iron Age Studios, a tattoo parlor at 6309 Delmar Boulevard in The Loop.  For bridal fashion feature section centered around the theme of something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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A model sports a $3,000 wedding dress while getting a last-minute tan during a fashion shoot for the Lifestyle Bridal section.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Fashion shoot centered around a bank vault heist.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Models sport the latest in fashion while gambling at Lumiere Place.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Fashion shoot centered around a bank vault heist and chase scene.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Models Robert Brown and Chelsea Dawn show off the latest in fashionable Halloween attire.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Our model Anne wears the latest in fall fashion and accessories.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Wrestler A.J. Williams, a featured grappler at the South Broadway Athletic Club in St. Louis.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Gorgeous Gary Jackson poses for a portrait with his championship belt in the South Broadway Athletic Club's training gym in St. Louis.  Jackson is a twenty-five year veteran of the wrestling circuit.  His favorite quote is And I will cheat if I have to!  The MMWA-SICW (Mid-Missouri Wrestling Association-Southern Illinois Conference Wrestling) holds wrestling events every month at the South Broadway Athletic Club in St. Louis and regularly in East Carondelet.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Robert A. Mitchell from St. Louis poses for a portrait to accompany a story providing barbecuing tips for the novice Tuesday afternoon in St. Louis.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Photo illustration recreating the story of Jack and the Beanstalk for Let's Eat food section story on vegetarian recipes for Lent, primarily using beans. Poetker Dairy Farm in Waterloo, Ill. supplied our cow, and Jack on the left (Andy Noelke) and the bean guy on the right (Brian Offermann).Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Soccer fan Charlie Mathews from St. Louis poses for a portrait after having his face decorated with a United States flag by face painter Jessica Dana.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Lauren Busiere, 24, of The M-80s goes by the nickname Ana Warpath when competing on the roller derby track in the Arch Rival Roller Girls league.  By day she works as a tattoo artist in Edwardsville, Illinois.  We rely on each other so heavily, says Busiere, It creates friendships I've never had before.  Busiere also mentioned, My mom is terrified and loves it all at the same time.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Katie Day, 26, of The Stunt Devils goes by the nickname Pee Wee Hurt'em when competing on the roller derby track in the Arch Rival Roller Girls league.  By day she works as a United States Postal Service letter carrier in St. Charles.  Derby is life, says Day, I've never really had girlfriends but this is the most friends I've ever had.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Cameron Metheney, 30, of The Smashinistas goes by the nickname Midwife Crisis when competing on the roller derby track in the Arch Rival Roller Girls league.  By day she works as a doula, providing labor assistance to expectant mothers as well as teaching prenatal yoga to prepare mothers for the birthing process.  My two daughters are my number one fans, says Metheney, my grandmother didn't think there was enough punching and biting for her experience.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Artist Cameron Fuller poses for a portrait inside one of his installation pieces at the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis.  His work will be featured in the Fourth Great Rivers Biennial Exhibition.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Rams linebacker James Laurinaitis celebrates after sacking Panthers quarterback Matt Moore in the third quarter of Sunday afternoon's matchup between the St. Louis Rams and the Carolina Panthers at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Arvin Mitchell (left) from St. Louis and A.J. Cameron-Pollard (right) perform the opening sequence from the Michael Jackson song Beat It during a musical celebration of Michael Jackson at Vintage Vinyl in University City.  The record store featured local artists DJ Willpower, DJ Needles, DJ Reminisce, and Enoch Is Real in the back of the store spinning music from Michael Jackson's career.  I love it, said Mitchell, Anything like this that can bring people together is special.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Recording artist Nelly jokes around while taking over the airwaves of radio station Hot 104.1 in Olivette. Nelly just completed a new workout video and has plans for new music to come out before the end of the year.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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Fifth-grader Faruk Alic gets low for the limbo during a fall party at Blades Elementary School in St. Louis. Some schools  are turning their Halloween parties into fall parties minus the costumes and sweets in favor of pajamas and snacks.Photo by Johnny Andrews  |  jandrews@post-dispatch.com
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