At Fantasia Fair, one of the first people I met was a photographer working on The Gender Photo Project. Throughout the Fair, the photographer set up a portable studio in various locations to take photos for the project. If you were willing to be photographed, the photographer was willing to take your photo.I am always willing to be photographed and the photographer was very obliging. I was photographed just before the Fantasia Fair fashion show.
Yesterday, when I reread my blog posting about modeling at the fashion show, it refreshed my memory about the project. So I visited The Gender Photo Project Web site and discovered my photo on display along with some of the other attendees I met at Fantasia Fair.
I invite you to visit the Web site and see it for yourself. I am sure you will enjoy the viewing.
Those are some really beautiful photographs. I almost wish I'd been there to be photographed. It really helps to see that although many transgender people are not what would be considered classically beautiful that there is a certain beauty in people of all types. Now if I could just work up the courage to get truly femme'd up...but I can already sense that that day is probably going to come even sooner than I realize!
ReplyDeleteYou look really beautiful in this project.
ReplyDeleteYour hands look so soft!
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ReplyDeleteNice photo. Too bad it wasn't in color, but I know how "artsy" those professional photographers are.
ReplyDeleteLaurie --- Yes, color would be nice, too.
ReplyDeleteGemma Catherine Seymour --- The photographer takes great photos and I commend the photographer for the work put into the project.
ReplyDeleteThe Crossdresser's Girlfriend --- Thank you for the compliment. Funny you should mention my hands because the photographer insisted that I pose to show them off!
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