AWWW anyone who strikes a pose like that is all right in my book.

Haha, well, thanks. T'was a random photo after the local fair the one night.

Haha, Sanguis, you look a little buzzed.

Trying to look assimilated at a local cruise night

More recent picture from ~ a week ago.

Did you get contacts?

Thats the look I always strive to acheive my dear.

Never really liked contacts, so I stick to glasses most of the time. But a lot of people only ever see me in dark glasses so they assume I don't have eyesight problems (I have really bad light sensitivity problems and find myself using dark glasses even when I drive at night so on-coming headlights don't hurt so much).

A good friend of mine has albinism so he always wears sunglasses. He wears his sunglasses at night, as well.

I wear my sun glasses at night, so I can so I can...

Dude you totally look like Chris Pohl haha awesome

Also here is a pic of me:
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/2500/11228182.jpg

It's just.. you have red eyes in the picture.

That's from the camera flash. In low-light conditions (like; everywhere in my apartment), camera flashes have a habit of bouncing off of the inner eye and appear red in pictures. Unless I photoshop them out pretty much all my indoor pictures have red-eye.

The camera makes a big difference though, with cheap digital cameras (which are designed to be small & light weight) the flash element is often too close to the lens, so you get far more red-eye shots then you normally would. Another effect you can get from having the flash element too close to the lens? Orbs (you know those things people insist are ghosts?). The same digital camera that likes to give me red-eye also likes to generate orb-effects in pictures.

I think eye color might play a role of some kind too, because using the same camera not everyone is as likely to have red eye in pictures.

http://img202.imageshack.us/i/sep7th1.jpg/

I hope this works. Took it a couple of weeks ago.

I thought you said those were heat goggles.