Rod Evans

There's something that happens when a portrait photograph is printed large and hung in the right space. It stops being an image and becomes a presence. Guests stop mid-conversation to look. Children pass it in the hallway and feel seen. It becomes part of the architecture of your home — and more importantly, of your family's story. As a portrait photographer in Sioux Falls, SD, I've spent years helping families not just create portraits, but place them. Where they go, how large they are, how...

I'm thrilled to share that my work fusing photography and artificial intelligence was recently featured on KELOLAND's "EYE on KELOLAND"...

There are moments in an artist's practice when historical inspiration and contemporary vision align perfectly. The creation of this...