Justin, people just don't seem to understand constant pain and trouble. This photo is of my back. I love you and am praying for your relief from hurt.

love this! it would make a dope tattoo.

this photo has a big meaning for me. I seem to read all the suffering that you can try to live in a continuous and constant pain, as my experience shows. fatigue and ruin that this leads to a body that eventually will crack and breaks under the weight of pain.

I think it's deep and profound and beautiful. Well, done.

As someone who lives with constant pain in my upper back, this photo is very meaningful. Your work is incredible.

I love this one! It's incredible. Wish I was that good as a photographer.

I love your art work.

Hi Justin I write about addiction and would love to use your work as a way to illustrate the effects that addictions have on people. The scars that trauma and addiction leaves is not visible in the normal sense, but your pictures are a great way of suggesting that real damage has been done. You can have a look at my writings at: http://www.resourceaddiction.com/naltrexone-alcohol/

I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 28 and given a bilateral mastectomy very soon afterwards. The cancer itself was not such a shock but when I was told what the treatment would be I was stunned. That's what I see in this image, my mental and physical pain and scars from such a major operation.