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Adding a little Middle-Earth drama to a photo shoot.

Dennis G. Jerz / 22 May 2017

The girl was concerned she wasn’t nerdy enough, so she’s taken to wearing a prop ring on a chain around her neck and calling it “My Precious.” (Photo credit: Kelly Tunney.)

Adding a little Middle-Earth drama to a photo shoot.

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