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Known for photographing celebrities and musicians, Dale May prefers to create memorable photos rather than produce unrealistically perfect ones. His work has appeared on album covers, well-known magazines like Forbes, InStyle and Maxim as well as has been featured in numerous ads. With a background in photography from Parsons School of Design, Dale's eye for color, light and composition are unparalleled. His photographs are vivid in their use of color and the background and featured subject are highly detailed.

Dale also has a musical side, which he reveals as the lead singer for Satanicide, a rock metal group. To help promote the band, Dale created "Jer-Z-Knights" an 8-minute film chronicling a night in the life of Satanicide. In 2003, the film was featured at the Sundance Film Festival.

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