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My Headshot Portfolio – Updated August 2013

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I am shooting Headshot Sessions in the Houston area for actors, professionals, social media or dating site use. As I mentioned previously, I am now studying under Peter Hurley to perfect my skill level. I have a portfolio review coming up and so i thought I would update my portfolio here as well.

Also, I am giving away one headshot session each week during the hottest month in Houston. More information can be found here.

Please click any image to see a larger (and uncropped) version.

More information is available here.

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Nicole in Nature

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So what sort of results do you get combining technology, photography, nature and a love of words and people into a site?

As this post completes my series of introductory posts about my site, I thought I would introduce the Pictures section with images from a recent photo shoot with Nicole. Enjoy!

What sort of additional images would you like to see here?

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From Words to Conversation

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What power do words have to affect others? And how can written words lead to good conversations?

The fourth in a starting series of five posts, this post introduces you to the section of my site focusing on words.

In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans” Kahil Gibran
In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans” Kahil Gibran

From Words to Conversation

Once, thousands of miles from home on a business trip, I was given a stranger’s office to use for the day as they were out of town. Being a curious sort, I was looking at the small bits of wisdom printed out and posted on their corkboard while waiting on a friend. Surprisingly, I found a small essay I had written long before on CompuServe had been printed out and pinned to the board.

I never did meet that person or find out how my words had touched them enough to save and display. But it was the first time that I truly realized that my words thrown out into the ether could touch another and help them. It was a very humbling experience, and it showed me that my words can help others.
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