Proud Owner Series #2 - It's your birthday, do whatever you want!

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The 2nd Set of The 'Proud Owner' Photo Series

A photo series by destiny Lane for Folks Press Magazine
Proud Owning portraits of Colin Green (Owner and writer for Folks Press Magazine)



Yup, got caught again.  That's the real Proud Owner on the right.





Photography by destiny Lane for Folks Press Magazine
Location: Portland, OR, USA

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