Flip through the magazines on your coffee table (or peep the cover of WIRED's June issue) and you’ll quickly encounter one of Dan Winters’ many beautiful and arresting photographs. For the past 15 years, the photojournalist and portrait artist has used a 110-year-old building near Austin as the engine room for his outsize creative drive. It’s not just a workspace; it’s a playground of artifact and imagination.
Take a Tour of an Ace Photographer's Creative Sanctuary
Peek inside photographer Dan Winters' giant Texas studio.
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Photo by Dan Winters
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1 | Still Life Almost every bit of available space in Winters’ studio is overflowing with archaic objects that reflect his lifelong passions: cameras, military history, entomology, and natural history. The flat surfaces around the office— like this desk— are covered with meticulously arranged curios.
