What I admire about Eolo even more than his images (which, as someone else already noted, kick ass) is his passion. What's great about his work is not the techinique or the beauty of the models or the clothes or the makeup--it's the passion for creating powerful images that's evident in each one.(posted 8450 days ago)It's not a matter of commerce or of ego (try re-reading Eolo's post). It's a matter of love. If you don't have that, you're just bullshitting.