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Tag Archives: photography
Fifty Shades of Gay
Retrospective
Self Portrait 1980 © Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation
Place Pigalle, 1960…
Happy Gay Pride Week, everyone! Not even the fact that today is Monday can spoil my good mood.
Continue reading2015 Mermaid Parade Pics! (I’m all about the face.)
Photo: Donna Kramer
Tasty Rainbows
©Emily Blincoe
November-Through-OktoberFest
Engel Marie Meier, Schaumburg, 2011. ©Eric Schuett
The Scar Project
© David Jay Photography
When fashion and beauty photographer David Jay’s good friend developed breast cancer at 32, the focus of his art took an unexpected turn. Continue reading
By the Sea, By the Sea, By the Beautiful Sea
Unwilling Elizabethans!
Queen Elizabeth the First, shortly after being fixed
Bribing the Bears
Olga Barantseva
Drag Artist
Ryan Burke
I know I’ve found something special when I am have a terrible time choosing what NOT to include in my post. This is perhaps the best example of that I have ever encountered.
Etsomnia™ Volume XXXVI: Picture This
Et·som·ni·a (/etˈsämnēə/), noun, 1. a sleep disorder caused by obsessive Etsy browsing. 2. the surprising arrival of weird handmade merchandise ordered when one is only half conscious. (True story.)
Three Amigos
“What do you get when you cross a small dog and a large boat? A Ship Tzu!”
©Elke Vogelsang (Credit is for the photo, not the joke)
Fruits Gone Nuts!
Dan Cretu
It’s spring! It’s spring! I thought we deserved something colorful (even if it is snowing out, damnit!) Continue reading
International Women’s Day 2015
“A woman is like a tea bag – you can’t tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water.” – Eleanor Roosevelt
Dedications!
For Lempicka ©Katerina Belkina
365 Days of Beautiful Things!!!
3/1/14 To Blog or Not to Blog
I did it! I managed at least one post every single day for an entire year. Continue reading
Did Margaret Hamilton Just Fly By?
In spite of all the damage and the drama that Hurricane Sandy brought into our lives, I still love weather. Continue reading
Life After Dance
Ingrid Endel
Most dancers’ careers are short-lived, but some never get to show their stuff at all. Continue reading
