Category Archives: Notes From Across the World

A Note from New York City…

“Hey Kevin!

So I know you probably get this a lot but I just wanted to say I really love your work. I think the Gay Men Project is an amazing project you’ve created. I always look forward to a new story and new photographs. You seriously do an amazing job at making people look comfortable in front of the camera, even in their own home. It meant a lot to me that first day we met and you told me you liked my photography. Your work is really inspirational. Anyway I just wanted to let you know I am really happy for you and how the Gay Men Project is spreading!

M”

(M, thanks for your sweet note. I’m so happy that the Gay Men Project has an audience beyond gay men, case in point, you, straight woman ;).. lots of love, kev)

A Note from New York City…

“Hi Kevin –

I just stumbled upon The Gay Men’s Project and I just wanted to reach out and congratulate you on this inspiring and creative endeavor. I can only imagine the number of lives you’ve touched (and saved) by making this resource available and letting people everywhere — young, old, gay, curious, bi, transgender, transsexual, etc. — know that there is a community that loves and supports them. It was particularly encouraging for me to see such a wide range of perspectives; having come out pretty recently, I had always thought that my sexuality pre-disposed me to certain behaviors or styles or ways of speaking, and I was happy to see the contrary reflected in your work.

I would love to participate in the project, though I’m only a college student and I’m not sure how much I could offer. Still, I’d be honored to share my story and add it to this diverse collection of narratives that you’ve posted so far.

If you’ll be in the New York City area anytime soon, please let me know so that we can talk more about the project.

Thanks so much and, again, congratulations.

J”

(Thanks, J. That note really meant the world to me.. xoxo kev)

A Note from Portland, Ore…

“I love your photo project because all I can see is that it means nothing to be gay; rather, being gay means anything and everything. It’s almost as if gay men are trees, with the roots coming from all over to the trunk of like-struggles, ending at the limbs and boughs and leaves, all over, none the same, but all alike.

S

(Thanks, S. That’s exactly what I’m striving for… xoxo kev)