Signs

Ok.... I am not going to promise anything to anyone ever again! The U of A didn't happen but a stroll down 124 street did. Although the street itself is very beautiful and full of interesting little stores, the thing that jumped out at me were signs. As someone who feels that they owe the greater global community a duty to lessen his footprint on the world, I grow ever concerned with our throw away consumer society. Mix that in with a rough couple of years, a lot of personal growth and hint of battling depression and you get this photo.

It's nice to feel well again ;-)

Boy in a Bubble

It's time to revive an old friend... After not touching my camera for a long time a muse ran smack dab into my life. Thanks muse.

Have You Figured Out I'm Gay Yet?

Visible minorities accounted for 17.1% of Edmonton’s total population in 2006, up from 14.6% in 2001. This was the fifth highest proportion among Canada’s census metropolitan areas. Reaching 175,295 in 2006, Edmonton’s visible minority population grew by 29.1% between 2001 and 2006, almost three times faster than the 10.6% growth rate for the overall population of Edmonton.Chinese comprised the largest visible minority group in Edmonton, representing 4.6% of Edmonton’s total population, and 26.9% of the CMA’s visible minority population. South Asian was the second largest visible minority group in Edmonton, representing 3.9% of Edmonton’s total population, and 22.9% of its visible minority population.

Just in case it wasn't obvious to you.. I'M GAY. Various shot of men, gay pride parades, ABBA references and schooling in the preforming arts should have tipped ya off. Anyways.. Happy Friday guys and galls. This weekend will be the start of Fringe. Look for a new photo theme comming soon.

A Quiet Moment

I thought I would try my have at a some male nudes.. The shoot turned out nicely.

Here is a pic.

O BTW.. He's from Edmonton so that is how I am linking it to the site ;-)

Cariwest parade is today.. It will be a good picture week.

Mango on a Stick

The Following is taken from the events website

Come Join The Fun!
Servus Heritage Festival 2008 marks the 33rd annual of this premier three-day showcase of Canada's vibrant multicultural heritage. We will feature over 60 pavilions representing over seventy-five cultures from all over the world. Sample culinary delicacies, see creative performances, shop for crafts, artwork, and clothing, or chat with people eager to tell you a little about their cultural roots and their present-day communities in Canada.Click here for Heritage Festival hours and details.