Meet Maggie,
My notes on my brief meeting with Maggie are incomplete and not decipherable. So, I just present Maggie to you with her lovely smile!
Primarily portraits of people I know or with whom I cross paths. The primary reason to photograph them, is that I like them. They are interesting. They have nice smiles. They have lives with hopes and dreams. They are...Just People.
Meet Maggie,
My notes on my brief meeting with Maggie are incomplete and not decipherable. So, I just present Maggie to you with her lovely smile!
I should not be surprised by finding Christian churches present at Pride. But, I am. It seems diametrical to their fundamental teachings. Nevertheless, meet Steven!
Steven was representing the "All God's Children" church in South Minneapolis.
I had a good conversation with him. I get his concern, love and compassion. But it does seem to fly in the face of some church orthodoxy.
We live in interesting times, it seems.
Thanks Steven!
Meet Alex. She creates and runs Amy's HeartFelt Art. Check it out here to see beautiful necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
And, meet Amy! Amy creates beautiful pieces of jewelry as well as bookmarks. Check out her site here to see a wonderful display of her work.
My sincere thanks to both of you. It was wonderful meeting you!
Meet Richard!
He was representing the Twin Cities Fire Charities. This is an organization that is supported by both the Minneapolis and St. Paul Fire Departments. They work with disadvantaged children and supply books, school supplies and clothing.
Thank you Richard!
Meet Hunter! A HUGE correction. My naming was off and Hunter appeared in the last post showing the Roller Derby women. My apologies to Hunter. Hunter was representing the Guthrie Theater. I suspect I deleted a photo of one of the Roller Derby women because I didn't like it or it didn't come out. But I didn't take that persons name off the photos I kept. Again, sorry Hunter!
Following up with the Minnesota Vixen.
Meet Britta! Love the color!
And meet Megan!
If my notes are right, and that is highly doubtful, both were on the injured reserve list at the time the photos were taken.
Thank you ladies!
Meet Britta!
And meet Megan!
These two were both captains of the Minnesota Vixen. If you didn't know, the Minnesota Vixen is the longest continuously operated women's tackle football team! You read that right...TACKLE! Their mission is to be the gold standard for women's tackle football.
Very impressive!
If you want more information, check them out here.
Thank you ladies!
Meet Tim!
One of Tim's passions is kickball. I didn't realize there was a nationwide league of kickball enthusiasts. Do a quick search on Stonewall Kickball and you will chapters and clubs all over the US.
Thanks for chatting with me, Tim!
And meet Calla! It was her first time at the Pride festival. And she was having a lovely time visiting with so many people.
She even took a few minutes to give me a smile and time for a photo.
THANKS Calla
Given the horrible news around where I live, Sept 11th, and the murder of Charlie Kirk, I needed a change. Hopefully this will provide a badly needed smile.