Evol Empire Creative founder Andrew Tuzson stands for a portrait outside his office in downtown Lincoln. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
Owner Anne Schulte (right) with her assistant Jessi Schulte smile for a portrait at her new store and studio, Letter Bee Paperie. KRISTIN STREFF/Lincoln Journal Star
City Council member and candidate for reelection Leirion Gaylor Baird poses for a photograph at Fuse Coworking. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
LINCOLN, NEB – 08/26/2016 – Lincoln Public Schools associate superintendent for instruction Dr. Jane Stavem poses for a portrait on Friday, Aug. 26, 2016, at the Lincoln Public Schools District Office. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
Lincoln Stars head coach Chris Hartsburg stands for a portrait along the boards before practice at the Ice Box. KRISTIN STREFF/Lincoln Journal Star
Ms. Kelli King, director of W.H. Thompson Scholars Learning Community at the University of Nebraska smiles for a portrait at the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
University of Nebraska interim president James Linder pauses for a portrait during a meeting in a conference room at Varner Hall. KRISTIN STREFF/Lincoln Journal Star
Francie & Finch Bookshop owner Leslie Huerta smiles for a portrait in her new retail store on 13th street in downtown Lincoln. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
Two Men and a Truck co-owners Justin Tangeman (left) and Tyler Whalen stand for a portrait in front of one of their moving trucks outside their office in north Lincoln. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
Lincoln police officer Melissa Ripley smiles for a portrait at the Hall of Justice. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
Farmers Mutual of Nebraska chief executive officer Mark Walz stands for a portrait at the company offices in downtown Lincoln. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
Settell’s Printing, Inc. co-owners and sibling team Bud Settell and Carol Settell Chappelle stand for a portrait in their shop at 11th and L streets in downtown Lincoln. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
University of Nebraska-Lincoln retiring associate professor and costume designer Janice Stauffer sits for a portrait amid a couple of her Victorian-era creations in the costume shop. KRISTIN STREFF, Journal Star
