Eric Kayne

Portraits

Dietician Beverly Gor photographed in Houston, TX for the American Dietetic Association magazine.
  
Leticia Aguirre may be the first person in America to connect to the Internet by Super Wi-Fi, a different part of the spectrum that more effective at penetrating through foliage and walls.
   
Worthing girls basketball player Jenzel Nash is the nation's leading scorer at 39.9 points a game.
     
  
   
Gregory E. Hall, president of Drillers Supply International, who was the contractor and coordinator for the rescue of 33 miners trapped in a mine in Copiapo, Chile. Shaped like a heart, he holds a piece of a drill bit that broke off during the rescue process.
  
     
  
Arcade Fire's Regine Chassagne and Win Butler. Arcade Fire won a Grammy for Best Album of the Year for 2010.
   
Artist Jordan Sullivan at Peel Gallery.
   
     
  
A 1973 Honda CD350F at Ace Motorworks in Houston.
   
Donald Narcisse is a former wide receiver on the Saskatchewan Roughriders Canadian Football League football team who lost money in a Ponzi scheme based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
   
Former Harris County CIO Steve Jennings at Transtar, a multi-juristictional communications and emergency operations center in Houston.
     
  
Claire Sprouse, bartender at Grand Prize Bar in Houston.
   
Chitra Divakaruni is an award-winning author and poet who writes about women, immigration, the South Asian experience, history, myth, magic and diversity. She writes for adults and children, and her books have been translated into 20 languages. Born and raised in Calcutta, India, Divakaruni, 54, teaches creative writing at the University of Houston and lives in Sugar Land with her family.
   
Bob Warren is a veterans advocate with The University of Houston Procurement Technical Assistance Center, a specialty center of the UH Small Business Development Center Network.
     
  
President John Mendelsohn, Dec. 6, 2010 in Houston, TX at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Mendelsohn announced his resignation from the center today.
   
Luecretia Dillard, an attorney whose clients include Marathon Oil, has taken on a pro bono immigration case as part of a partnership with a new organization, Kids in Need of Defense (KIND). The non-profit was founded by the Microsoft Corporation and actress Angelina Jolie to create a pro bono movement of law firms, corporate law departments, NGOs and volunteers to provide legal counsel to unaccompanied immigrant children in the U.S. The organization has an ambitious goal -- to provide legal representation for 100 percent of unaccompanied children in the areas of the country where the need is greatest, including Houston, by the end of 2010.
  
     
  
Jesse Dayton is a honkytonk/rockabilly guitarist and singer from Beaumont who now lives in Austin. He's sold a bunch of records over the past few years doing soundtrack work for Rob Zombie films. But his new album finds him getting back to his honky tonk roots with a tribute album to Texas' great dance halls.
   
Ella Mae Woodard holds a portrait of herself and her husband Robert C. Woodard Dec. 12, 2010 in Brazoria, TX at her home. Mr. Woodard went missing Nov. 29, 2006. Skeletal remains believed to be those of Mr. Woodard, an Alzheimer's patient who was reported missing more than four years ago, were discovered Saturday morning at a Brazoria County wildlife management area, authorities said.
  
Chris Hauff, 23, was a specialist in the army and an Iraq war vet who is now speaking out against the war. "The war is pointless. We shouldn't be over there. There are too many that have died for somebody else's gain," he said.