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Slideshow: Legless Photographer Stares Back

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Legless photographer Kevin Connolly

Chris Toalson

Kevin Connolly has spent his life being stared at. He was born without legs and these days gets around mainly by skateboard. On a trip to Europe, he snapped a picture of someone looking at him. He liked what he saw and decided to stare back. The result is a collection of photographs he calls "The Rolling Exhibition."

Caitlin Kenney

8:17 AM ET | 02-20-2008 | permalink

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I want to make out with this guy for hours!!!!

Sent by Ules | 8:07 PM ET | 02-24-2008

I think it was very brave of Kevin to do this -- it really makes you think.

Sent by Pao Alexi | 1:22 AM ET | 03-21-2008

why do you like taking pictures of people? what other themes are you interested in?

Sent by Jose gonzalez | 2:09 PM ET | 03-21-2008

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