Republican Presidential candidate and Representative from Texas Ron Paul; Washington, D.C. (for the Washington Times)

Abdul Rahman Nashnoush, Libyan-American with family caught in the cross fire in Tripoli; Reston, Virgina. (for the Washington Times)

Mohamed Habib Mejri; Alexandria, Virginia. (for The New York Times)

Al Hinton, Robert E. Lee impersonator, Bull Run, Virginia. (for the Washington Times)

Sugarcane grower James Shine, the 2009 Agri-Industrial Man of the Year; South Florida. (for The Palm Beach Post)

Todd Crespi, Supreme Court sketch artist; Washington, D.C. (for The New York Times)

John Fremer of Caveon Test Security, specializing in catching cheaters on standardized tests; Washington, D.C. (for The New York Times)

Gay Republican Activists of GOProud Jimmy LaSalvia and Chris Barron; Washington, D.C. (for The New York Times)

Fisherman Ian Bruce; Berwick-Upon-Tweed, U.K.

Atish Rex Ghosh, IMF economist and author; Washington, D.C. (for The New York Times)