"The Wink" and "Flaming" are obviously costumes, but I'm wondering if "Pride" was really a native American in traditional garb, or was that a costume as well? And I don't know if it was intentional or not, but the American flag behind him was an interesting touch.
The fact that "The Wink" is winking right at you makes it a great shot in my book.
Yes everyone had a good time, well except for the protester. Very hilarious to see some couples using them as background props for their photos. I'm not sure why people go just to protest and rain on someone's parade, but everyone has rights and privileges we must all respect. I'm not really the political type but it seems to me we're always saying "do unto others" until it goes against our beliefs, morales or just because so conveniently. Sorry I was on a high horse and it hurts when I fall.
BluePixel wrote:
This poor people need a lot's and lot's of help.
Gay Pride events, like most holidays/parades, are a commemoration of a major even in history--the beginning of liberation and freedom.
In this case, it's commemorating the Stonewall Riots:
