http://www.jpgmag.com/photos/107250

Your votes are appreciated!

I have photos here as well.

http://www.jpgmag.com/photos/105097

The people who run that are old friends of mine. I've never contributed, though.

dlayphoto wrote:http://www.jpgmag.com/photos/107250

Your votes are appreciated!

I am absolutely NOT trying to be a dick here when I say that you and your fiancee kind of look the same. NO I'm not saying she looks like a man or vice versa, but I think it's the expression or something. Not accusing you of inbreeding I SWEAR. You just have found your bio/intellectual match I think. Which is a good thing!

Boombats wrote:You just have found your bio/intellectual match I think. Which is a good thing!

Yes, I think I have!

Boombats wrote:

dlayphoto wrote:http://www.jpgmag.com/photos/107250

Your votes are appreciated!

I am absolutely NOT trying to be a dick here when I say that you and your fiancee kind of look the same. NO I'm not saying she looks like a man or vice versa, but I think it's the expression or something. Not accusing you of inbreeding I SWEAR. You just have found your bio/intellectual match I think. Which is a good thing!

Dude...haven't you ever heard that when 2 people spend alot of time together they begin to resemble one another? Really. Happens to me and my old lady all the time. Good thing about it is that we're both really snazzy lookin' fucks..and well y'know...it leads to alot of interesting evenings....true.

I submitted another image to JPG magazine.



You can vote here if you like it. Thanks!

noise&light wrote:I have photos here as well.

http://www.jpgmag.com/photos/105097

Early morning fog over Lake Michigan from a Rogers Park vantage point. Getting up early to walk the dog and feeling like the only person left on earth.

This was my life for a year in Rogers Park. I lived across the street from Touhy Park on Paulina...

with this guy:


Salut, LB!

dontfeartheringo wrote:with this guy:

Salut, LB!

That guy looks well prepared for the snowdrift he's enjoying! Cutie!

this is how he handled South Georgia summer-

he dug a man-sized hole under the porch of the cabin and stayed under there most of the day.