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From the "Uncarved Block" Gallery, July 26, 2012: [link]
Taken by my photographer:

Inspired by a comment. These photos are me, as I am, in my every day street clothes. Anything in these photos are on me or in my car every day. This is me, the Uncarved Block, simple and real.

"When you know and respect your Inner Nature, you know where you belong."
The Tao of Pooh

These photos ARE NOT STOCK. They are all © Honey 1996-Present. They are under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License [link] and are for use as follows, so please read on. I'm sharing my photos for DA artists to use with - Photo Manipulations - Vector Art - Digital Art - Traditional Art, etc...

RULES OF USING MY PHOTOS:
1. Send a note or drop a message to the photo to request a full-size download & get permission for usage.
2. Link back to me on the finished work using my icon & give me credit.
3. Make sure I know when the finished work is done so I can get myself a copy & point everyone to it.
4. All art should be within DA Guidelines, as noted here: [link]

Description
From the "Uncarved Block" Gallery, July 26, 2012: [link]
Taken by my photographer:

Inspired by a comment. These photos are me, as I am, in my every day street clothes. Anything in these photos are on me or in my car every day. This is me, the Uncarved Block, simple and real.

"When you know and respect your Inner Nature, you know where you belong."
The Tao of Pooh

These photos ARE NOT STOCK. They are all © Honey 1996-Present. They are under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License [link] and are for use as follows, so please read on. I'm sharing my photos for DA artists to use with - Photo Manipulations - Vector Art - Digital Art - Traditional Art, etc...

RULES OF USING MY PHOTOS:
1. Send a note or drop a message to the photo to request a full-size download & get permission for usage.
2. Link back to me on the finished work using my icon & give me credit.
3. Make sure I know when the finished work is done so I can get myself a copy & point everyone to it.
4. All art should be within DA Guidelines, as noted here: [link]