I Took a Photo!

I took a photo of professional wrestler Jeff Hardy.
The Hardy Brothers were two of my favorite wrestlers back in the day and it was cool to work on a story about Jeff for LA Weekly. 
I have never photographed Matt Hard, but weirdly enough I have been in his house and met his kids because I photographed his wife.

What's fun about the internet is that it's being constantly erased. So many of my articles are gone. This one still exists, but all my photos are deleted, probably to save a few dollars on a hosting bill after a company that managed OnlyFans models purchased the LA Weekly.

What's fun about the internet is that it's being constantly erased. So many of my articles are gone. This one still exists, but all my photos are deleted, probably to save a few dollars on a hosting bill after a company that managed OnlyFans models purchased the LA Weekly. https://www.laweekly.com/pro-wrestling-gets-wild-at-gathering-of-the-juggalos-with-wwe-legend-jeff-hardy/

I think of the internet as a digital sand mandala of the collective subconscious

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I just think about how my life's work is disappearing

I mean I have the photos, but I have no proof that I worked for any of these clients outside of trying to dig through the Internet Archive.

Do you have offline copies? 

If it's any consolation, everyone's life work ultimately disappears (Ozymandias, etc), but the insights, emotions, and inspirations your work creates in  its viewers reverberate out, and that effect continues even if they are no longer being hosted