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Bi-Coastal. All during this time he was doing photo shoots with Luke Andrews and other local photographers, building his book. Summer was coming to an end and things were slowing down in NY, so they came back home to get ready for school.

Duston enjoys being in school and running track so it works well with the agency to get Duston direct bookings, until he is ready to make this full-time or make a big move! Duston’s big surprise of 2010 was when Joe from Vision LA called to say he had been put on hold for Abercrombie Kids! What this means is you get to go and do all the fttings and photography, but you don’t know if you are chosen until they get ready to put ads into stores for the season. Duston and his mother went to Montauk, New York, in September of 2010 for a long weekend of what turned out to be lots of fun meeting great people and a lot of hard work. A lot of people do not realize it is WORK! He’s up at 6 a.m. for breakfast and off to work for the day. Bruce Weber was the photographer, so that was a great experience for Duston to meet and work with him. There were about 50 other young people from around the world, including England, Australia, France and Canada. Duston still stays in touch with many of the people he met there. In between fttings and test shots they had acting classes for the models; Vincent Chase entertained them with his skills and talent! Duston and his mother left Montauk with great memories, but not knowing who would be selected.

Dylan is now 16, a sophomore at PCA, and back in school and a regular routine. He works closely with his mother agency, Halo Models and Talent, and works with local opportunities during the school year. He is looking forward to baseball season, but he will be back in NYC next summer to do it all again, only this

time he will have more experience!