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Fifth Labor Photography

F.R. Latimer, Fine Art Photographer (Los Angeles, CA 90025) – Focus on Portraits & Sports/Live Action

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Peet Guercio Seduces an Asteroid

Stand Ups II: Peet Guercio Seduces an Asteroid to Save the World from Annihilation (Gold Curtain)

Posted on June 10, 2018 by kingkashue
Posted in Stand Ups II (Gold)

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Stand Ups I: No Mr. Bond…(Royal Curtain)
Stand Ups II: Mary Patterson Broome is Sam Kinison (Gold Curtain)

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The first weekend in May come join Few, but Roses The first weekend in May come join Few, but Roses as we present our Spring exhibition at Exhibit A Gallery on Fairfax. Friday and Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, Few, but Roses will celebrate art, life, and queerness. Painting, photography, sculpture, performance - the only thing missing is you. The exhibition is open to everyone and VIP tickets are available on Eventbrite (link in bio at @fewbutroses).
A "through the keyhole" sneak peek at one of the p A "through the keyhole" sneak peek at one of the portraits from "Life in Monochrome" - the series I'm debuting this weekend at 'Listen Close to Your Sweet Voice," the Fall 2024 Exhibition from @fewbutroses . This will also mark the live debut of one of the portraits from my 'Color Theory' series as well. Please join us Friday & Saturday night from 7-10p at @exhibitagallery on Fairfax. We have two nights of painting, sculpture, photography, music, and spoken word for you to enjoy in a celebration of art, life, and queerness.
The first time was so damn fun we decided to do it The first time was so damn fun we decided to do it again. Save the date as @fewbutroses presents our Fall '24 exhibition at @exhibitagallery - Friday, Sept. 27 and Saturday, Sept. 28.
I am very excited to return (to life in general, n I am very excited to return (to life in general, not just Instagram) with a dual announcement. I have founded a queer artists collective @fewbutroses and we are holding our first exhibition this March 22 & 23. Please join us that evening for a celebration of art, humanity, and queerness. Follow @fewbutroses for info and to meet the artists who will be participating, head to www.fewbutroses.art for the link to purchase VIP tickets (grants early access, artists conversation, and a print from a showing artist), and keep an eye out here for my new work. Cheers.
I am definitely not one to post self-portraits - e I am definitely not one to post self-portraits - especially anything like this. There's a part of me that's very hesitant to post this even now. That said, I want to mark one of the few good things going on in my life the past two years and thank some of the people who helped me get there⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ One year ago today, December 1st 2020, I weighed in at 258.2 lb. Lb. That number was actually down from my pandemic high, which was probably near 270. This morning, one year later, I weighed in at 180.2 lb - 78 lb lighter - and just under 19% body fat.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ This process was not undertaken purely out of vanity - at one point during 2020, I was in the ER with a blood pressure of 215/160 (yes, diastolic of 160) - so this process was very much about not dying as anything else. 😆⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ My eventual goal is to be under 14% body fat, though I'm very happy to be where I am now - you can even sorta kinda see abs peeking through there (they're there, I swear 😜)⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Thank you to everyone who helped me along the way, especially @boxnburn (who are still helping me) and my "Secret Squirrel" motivation source, who I won't name outright, but who knows damn well who she is - no clue if I could have gotten started without her and certainly wouldn't have had the success I did. 🥰⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ And other than Lightroom adjustments, that's all me - right down to the bicep acne and the stretch marks 😆 (too much love for @ashleygraham to be ashamed of my stripes 😁)⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #fitnessselfie #boxnburn #fitnessphoto #selfportrait #stretchmarks
On February 9th, 2020, my life exploded. I am not On February 9th, 2020, my life exploded. I am not exaggerating when I say that my life as it had been ended that day. The weeks that followed were, without a doubt, the absolute worst of my life. Then, after the 5 weeks of utter hell abated slightly, the pandemic hit in earnest. I arrived back in Los Angeles on March 12th - one day before the city shut down. The months that followed were a gray blur punctuated by moments of compounded tragedy. It is also not an exaggeration to say that the pandemic itself was barely in the top-5 worst things about my 2020 experience. As I'm now, a year and a half later, well into the process of grief and recovery and the pandemic itself seems to be waning (despite the best efforts of some of my fellow Americans to keep it alive and well), I return to Instagram with photos of what was the last "normal" moment I had for very long time. These are from @ToveLo at @StAndrewsHall for her Sunshine Kitty tour. I was originally to see her again the next night in Chicago - that never happened. She performed that night in Detroit, mostly sitting down, having broken her foot less than a week earlier in Brooklyn. The break did nothing to stop her from putting on an amazing show - performing while sitting in what can only be called a throne, queen that she is.
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