
The Advocate: TOP-35 Photography
Working with the photographers and artists who contribute their work to Advocate.com has to be the best job here. The photographers are interesting, and it's great to talk shop with them. Plus the range of material we work with is great — everything from sexy to heartbreaking. And this year we have been especially grateful to have more trans imagery than ever before.
Erwin Olaf. Olaf's work combines rigorous discipline with an eye for the spontaneous moment. Above: Joy, 1985
Transcending Gender Captures Trans Lives
Ryan McGinley: You and I
Warwick Rowers 2015: Naked For You, Me, And Every LGBT
Matt Monath's photos remind us why we live through winter. Warning: These images are for medicinal purposes only.
Russian Hooligans in NYC
Men Over 50
Men of the Outback
Christopher Makos and the Convergence of Trash and Beauty
20 LGBT Couples In Love For More Than a Decade
Love Is Love Continues Capturing Happy Couples
Paul Reitz: "I have to shoot. If I haven't in several days, it starts gnawing at me"
Bare Strength: Classic and Surprising
Pause for Charles Thomas Rogers
The Dark, Hairy, Raunchy World of inkedKenny
The Men of Muay Thai Boxing
WWII and the Buddy System
Hidden Love From the Early 20th Century
Bathhouse History Lesson
Super Flemish by Sacha Goldberger
The Book of Butch
Anthony Friedkin: The Gay Essay
Meet the Agender Young Adults Challenging the Gender Binary
A massive art project wants to show LGBT faces — 10,000 of them.
Behold: Drag Royalty Gets the Glam Treatment in Crowdsourced Book
The venerable French artists Pierre et Gilles are unveiling a series of previously unseen works on the theme of the hero at Galerie Daniel Templon.
A Photographer and His Muse
Adam Moco's Tryst Pic Project puts a twist in hooking up.
The Gay Men Project
John Arsenault's Moment
Mathu Andersen: 'I Am the Wig Whisperer'
Jean-Pierre Laffont knew that our coming of age was something to record in his photography.
Historic, Histrionic Sisters
My Life as a Sex Worker, Benjamin Fredrickson
Are labels good or bad? What about when we choose the labels ourselves?