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PHOTOS: The hauntingly beautiful work of a young queer portrait photographer
“I look at life the same way I look at photographs, the entire image can change just by shifting your focus a little.” Jason Felix is a young, queer portrait photographer with a unique ability to capture his subjects in a hauntingly beautiful way. “I remember the first camera I ever received that wasn’t disposable,” […]
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Photographer iO Tillett Wright talks about the beauty of difference
Author, activist and photographer iO Tillet Wright spoke with PBS about his project to photograph 10,000 people, in all 50 states, who identify as LGBTQ.
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Caitlyn Jenner sues paparazzi for fatal Malibu crash
The trans celebrity accuses the photographers of “stalking” and “chasing” her right up to the moment of the crash.
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Intimate image of gay couple in Russia wins World Press Photo award
The intimate image of Jon and Alex is part of a larger project by Danish photographer Mads Nissen called “Homophobia in Russia” that highlights how life is increasingly difficult for sexual minorities in Russia.
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Alabama photography exhibit explores dynamics of youths’ sexual identity
For many, it’s difficult to understand Foster Noone’s sexual identity. The 17-year-old uses the labels of bisexual, trans and gender neutral all at once. A photography exhibition that opened at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute on Wednesday night seeks to put a face on such young people while exploring the difficult dynamics of family acceptance of their identities in the Deep South.
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LGBT History Month profile: Photographer, documentarian Joan Biren
Joan Biren is an internationally recognized photographer and filmmaker who chronicles gay life. Her photographs are on display in the Library of Congress.
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Mike Ruiz, the celebrity photographer you know and the man you don’t
Mike Ruiz seems to be everywhere these days: Playing judge on “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and Tyra Banks’ “America’s Next Top Model,” shooting celebrity photographs, or starring in a reality-TV show on Logo.
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NM court upholds ruling that photographer discriminated against lesbian couple
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The New Mexico Court of Appeals this week ruled that a professional photographer who refused to take pictures of a gay couple’s commitment ceremony violated state anti-discrimination laws.