Chilean miner Edison Pena in the lobby of the Peabody Hotel. Pena, who is a huge Elvis fan, was given a trip to visit Memphis during Elvis week by Graceland. The trip included private tours of Graceland and Sun Studio, a luxury suite at the Peabody and a shopping spree at Lansky Bros.

It started with a line drawing of a coat that Elizabeth Holliday saw in a book about 1930's style. She wanted the coat, so the former fashion design student started drafting and sewing.

Sophorn McRae, photographed in Court Square. Sophorn is an incredibly talented designer, photographer and blogger (who also has a great sense of style).

Sam Pankey, photographed at Otherlands. Sam graduated from White Station High two years ago and is now a jazz performance major at the University of Texas at Austin. He was kind enough to let me take his picture five minutes after I met him.

Jerel Smith, photographed in the art room at St.

Josh Horton, photographed on his front porch. Josh is a local web developer and designer.

Amanda Yarbro-Dill and her kid, Eliza Dill,  photographed at their home. Amanda is a Middle Tennessee native (and complete and total kitchen goddess). Eliza is four months old.

I'm doing Project 365 again this year, but with an added challenge - one portrait of a Memphian (or honorary Memphian) per day. With that, the first portrait in the series: me. My name is Kerry Crawford, and I run the I Love Memphis blog.

Everybody, meet Tommy Kha. That's him, standing extremely still while I plant one on him. Tommy is photographer, and he's working on a series that involves him standing still while people kiss him.