I once shot a fatality traffic accident involving three semis stretched out over 1/2 mile on an interstate highway. I was called out by the highway patrol at 3:30 AM and arrived just before dawn. An insurance investigator was there with a cheap polaroid with no flash and after trying about three shots in the pre-dawn light, told me he would buy everything I shot.

I sold $1300 to the insurance company, $300 to one of the owners, and gave a complete set to the trooper who investigated the accident.

Another time I was hired by an attorney who was defending strippers arrested for showing too much skin. The ordinance violated was so loosely worded that almost anyone could be in violation. My job was to demonstrate photographically that people doing normal activities on the street could be found in violation. I shot over 200 shots in one day at a local college campus of women wearing less than the arrested strippers had been wearing. Case dismissed.

I personally love your photos. I spent 10 years as a volunteer Firefighter/EMT and can really appreciate the effort you put into getting unique photos. Some of my most rewarding photos were those shot inside burning buildings with the entry team surrounded by flames. You perform a unique perspective. Don't stop.

Is this the line for Florida?