Rincon Tribal Council portraits, 2007. Rincon San Luiseno Band of Mission Indians tribal council posed for official portraits in 2007. Original portrait sitting had two council members missing. Professional photographer Gary Ballard shot three Native American councilmen in the first session, came back for a second session for the fourth male council man, and used the fifth council woman's photo from Gary Ballard's 2005 official Rincon tribal government group shot, to create this Photoshopped image.

RINCON TRIBAL COUNCIL Portraits

The Rincon Tribal Council posed for professional photographer Gary Ballard in 2005 and 2007.

In the above 2007 Rincon picture, two of the tribe's council members were unable to stand for the group photo, so Gary Ballard shot the Rincon chairman and two council men and later returned to photograph the remaining portrait subjects, but only one subject made the reshoot session.

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Ballard then took the councilman's photo standing alone, and cut the councilwoman from the group photo Ballad shot in 2005. He then used Photoshop to cut the missing subjects out of the other photos and pasted them back in this group photo, making one final group portrait.

The Rincon Tribal Council govern the sovereign Rincon San Luiseño Band of Mission Indians, SOVEREIGN TRIBAL INDIAN GOVERNMENT on the Rincon Indian Reservation in San Diego County, and the tribal members own the successful HARRAH'S RINCON CASINO AND RESORT in Valley Center, CA.

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