So the other day, I was contacted via AIM by a guy named “Jerrod” in Orlando, Florida, asking my permission to use a photo I took of a performance of the “Lysistrata” (with Nick Smith and Ken Troklus of the world-famous Project Improv). Well, today he sent me a PDF of the photo in use on the front page of the indie, the “arts and entertainment section” of the University of Central Florida newspaper. Thanks Google Image Search!
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Just one question…
Do you have reason to believe that “Jarrod” was not who he says he is and was using an alias? Just wondering. :)
He just said “Jerrod R.”, and considering I hadn’t met him before in person, he deserves the ignomy that is the double-quotes around his “name”. Heh. He did send me a PDF, though, so he’s got that going for him.
I remember when my humanities class performed Lysistrata in high school. We updated it to be a gang war and did the whole thing in gangsta slang. I probably would not remember anything about Lysistrata had we not made it so fun. Anyway, congrats to you for taking a great photo and to and your subject for being so photogenic!