If you have a tendency to think that "all homeless people" are drunk or abusing other substances, lazy, dirty, jobless, whatever, please take a look at this series of portraits:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/13/rosie-holtom_n_4435684.html?ir=Impact

I think it's important to read the very short story that goes with these penetrating portraits of people just like anybody, you, me… Just people, fellow mortals.

Years ago I attended a talk given by a nun who was the chaplain to the homeless population of a medium-sized western city. What has stuck with me for more than 40 years is that there is no single "cause" of homelessness; that each case must be considered case-by-case, and for far too many of us, homelessness may be but a single paycheck away. It was true 40 years ago, it's true now, and it will be true tomorrow.

Harry;
A couple of days ago I replied to your post, stating that rendering intents have nothing to do with the icc profiles.

I just finished a call with Evan at Legion Papers, the folks that make the Moab Slickrock metallic 300. The perceptual rendering intent is recommended bacause of the gray-metalic surface of the media. It's all about the colour shifts that are created when out-of-gamut colours are put back into gamut. Using the relative colour metric, any colour shifts that occur are exaggorated vs. the colour shifts that are created using perceptual.



If you pay attention to out-of-gamut colours in your images and adjust your image to move those colours into gamut before printing then it wouldn't matter what rendering intent you used.

From what I've seen and read about this media your images should be stunning.