I took this photo of a homeless man I interviewed for a story I'm doing on homeless people in my city, Jacksonville, FL. He refused to do the interview unless I didn't show his face. His rather tragic story is here

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Lighting info: One SB800 behind him at a distance of around 10 feet sitting on a table at 1/2 power, with another to the camera right at 1/32 angled so no light would fall on his face.

seen in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden.

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From our aquarium visit.

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Cougar ... Male named Joseph ...

i look kinda bitchy

Final got around to doing a decent self portrait.

Strobist: Nikon SB-24 1/2 power camera left and behind in an Apollo softbox

Triggered via skyports

If you have a real cameo and hold it up to the light, and from behind you see the women's profile you have a real one.

Jess in profile.

Jess and I were just working with some different lighting setups when we came up with this shot. I think this shot shows the strength of her profile and takes advantage or her red hair.

This Amur Tiger is about 1 year 3 months old

I decided to copy this, just for fun.

Tai Shan, giant panda cub, Smithsonian's National Zoo, Washington, DC

i dont like my profile but here it is.

The profile of a black-and-yellow rockfish

My new SMILE hehehehehe

A picture of me again.

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flea market vendor.

Jefferson Square, Phila., PA

enamel and sterling silver

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Hatchi really likes having his picture taken. Good boy.

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pastel on paper

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I can never control where my eyes point. This is my new profile pic, thrown together a few days ago.

Hair- Celestial Studios

Skin- Rosemar

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Bummed that I messed up the highlights on her nose and then wasn't able to fix them. The hot press watercolor paper I used was extremely absorbent.

(07-22-18)

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