2007 Gay Pride Yearbook
On Sunday June 24, 2007 between the hours of 10am - 1:30pm, during San Francisco's 37th Annual Gay Pride Parade, a photo project ensued capturing just some of the vibrant and diverse faces that make up the gay community. The goal was to see who would want to show their pride for the camera - and the world!
With a lot of help from my friends and family, we set our backdrop against the Art Institute building in the UN Plaza between 7th & 8th Streets on Market St. Before we could even complete setting up people were gathering to see what we were up to. Within 2.5 hours we captured hundreds of smiling, proud faces (with some straight folks too!).
Since many times the media is unable to do it for us, we have here now a small collection of what our community REALLY looks like. Take a look, you may just find yourself.
The photographs have now been assembled into a coffee table book by My Publisher.com and it's now available for purchase online at the following link (copy and paste this link into a new browser window, minus the quotes).
Gay Pride Yearbook: "http://www.mypublisher.com/bookshelf/bookviewer.py?d=cppl`je>3372798-tq>2"
And due to popular demand, we'll be expanding this project in 2008 and possibly in other locations around the US and the world - so stay tuned!!!!
On Sunday June 24, 2007 between the hours of 10am - 1:30pm, during San Francisco's 37th Annual Gay Pride Parade, a photo project ensued capturing just some of the vibrant and diverse faces that make up the gay community. The goal was to see who would want to show their pride for the camera - and the world!
With a lot of help from my friends and family, we set our backdrop against the Art Institute building in the UN Plaza between 7th & 8th Streets on Market St. Before we could even complete setting up people were gathering to see what we were up to. Within 2.5 hours we captured hundreds of smiling, proud faces (with some straight folks too!).
Since many times the media is unable to do it for us, we have here now a small collection of what our community REALLY looks like. Take a look, you may just find yourself.
The photographs have now been assembled into a coffee table book by My Publisher.com and it's now available for purchase online at the following link (copy and paste this link into a new browser window, minus the quotes).
Gay Pride Yearbook: "http://www.mypublisher.com/bookshelf/bookviewer.py?d=cppl`je>3372798-tq>2"
And due to popular demand, we'll be expanding this project in 2008 and possibly in other locations around the US and the world - so stay tuned!!!!
