An upcoming move motivated brothers Donald and James to get matching tattoos. "James has wanted a tattoo for a while," said Donald, "since I'm moving, it seemed like a good time to do it." The pair decided to emblazon Chinese symbols on their chest.
Kyle Miller, owner and artist of Hearts on Fire, has owned the downtown Nampa tattoo parlor since last year. Miller, who is also a firefighter, has six years of tattoo experience.
From top:
1) James examines the stencil in the mirror while his brother Donald looks on.
2) James is all smiles as Miller gets ready to begin the tattoo.
3) Miller concentrates on the design, while James tries to lie still.
4) James finally realizes what the phrase "beauty is pain" really means.
Shot hand held ISO 1600
Nikon D50 AF-S Nikkor 18-55 mm
Adjusted in Adobe CS3 Photoshop
David, the action figure, lies in repose reaching for the camera.
New York Times Crossword puzzle and glass beads. The sun shines through as a silver reflector catches its rays and illuminates even more of the beads.
Who knew that baseball and crosswords were so compatible? A silver reflector catches the light and makes the picture light and lovely.
Above: Kolby--age 2-- spies on a game of Scrabble at the Flying M while his dad, Mark, catches up with an old friend.
Hi, my name is David. I'm a musician and I love to stare into the sunset. 
Yeah, this one's for fun too. Cassie is a sure shot. Promise.
NNU's Mallory Whipple smothers Saint Martin's Katee Nauert.
NNU's Kristin Hein goes up for a rebound surrounded by Saint Martin's players.
Saint Martin's head coach Tim Healy is unhappy with a foul called on one of his players.
Nampa police pull over and search a white sedan in the parking lot of Kierkide Apartments.
