A Colleague
Gay Pride Parade, San Francisco, 2000. This image got first place in Photojournalism at the 2001 FotoClave, a competition among Northern California camera clubs.
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Gay Pride Parade, San Francisco, 2000. This image got first place in Photojournalism at the 2001 FotoClave, a competition among Northern California camera clubs.
I don't really know what's going on, but he stood there for a while, so there is some human interest situation. Made in San Francisco
I was waiting to march in the Fourth of July Parade in Danville, CA in 2003 when I saw this. These people have all of the phrases of the Pledge of Allegiance on banners, but have the flag itself lying on the ground and draped over one of them, both of which are illegal under the United States Code. To me they are hypocrites.
Gay Pride Parade, San Franciso, 2002. I had to do a lot of background cleanup.
In Noyo Harbor, near Fort Bragg, on a short trip to the Mendocino Coast. I was on the docks and saw a dog running back and forth barking, and went to see what he was barking at.
I made up the title. One day when we were in Akureyri in Iceland there was an Arts Day, and as far as I could learn (the local people I spoke to really didn't know much more than I did) this sort of procession was made up by the woman in front. This street leads to the fjord, into which she jumped when she got there. This is a brand new thing with no sort of local tradition.
