Whitney Day and Hot Rabbit’s Trick or Freak in Time Out NY

Sexiest Halloween costumes in Time Out NY

5th Annual Vampire Bash

Catwalk 718 – 9/2013

West Side County Fair – 9/2013

Miss Lez 2013 – 8/2013

Snapshot @ EVR – 8/2013

The Rub @ The Bell House – 7/2013

Macy’s Fireworks – TONY / TONY Kids – 7/4

Wild Thang – 6/30

Siren – 6/29

Truck Stop Pride – 6/28

Everybooty – 6/27

DOMA Rally – 6/26

Pet Day at Coney Island – TONY / TONY Kids – 6/15

Brooklyn Pride Laid Party – 6/9

First! Brooklyn Pride Laid party photos are up in Time Out! CLICK HERE! And post-SCOTUS decision rally/party photos outside of the Stonewall Inn on 6/26! CLICK HERE!

NYC Pride is almost here! These are the places where I am shooting, so this is where you should be! Check this space for more information as the weekend approaches!

Thursday, June 27: Everybooty @ BAM Fisher in Brooklyn – a collaboration between Hey Queen, Spank and Earl Dax. Fab! Presale CLICK HERE – $15 online and at the venue the day of, $25. || Event Facebook Page

Friday, June 28: Truck Stop @ Slate Lounge – For VIP entry ($15 before 11, $20 thereafter) CLICK HERE to sign up. $25 general admission. || Event Facebook Page

Saturday, June 29: SIREN by Sir Sabrina, Nikki Hill and Hens @ Beekman Beach Club at the South Street Seapont. Presale tickets CLICK HERE – $25 online, $30 at the door || Event Facebook Page – A set from this party will be going into Time Out NY.

Sunday, June 30: Wild Thang by Whitney Day Events and Hot Rabbit @ Marquee nightclub. Presale tickets CLICK HERE. $20. || Event Facebook Page – A set from this party will be going into Time Out NY.

Here is a list of my latest sets in Time Out.

Bike Fetish Day – 5/2013

Asian Burlesque – 5/2013

RuPaul’s Drag Race Finale – 5/2013

Brooklyn Nets playoffs – 4/2013

Will Clark Show – 4/2013

PAPA NYC – 4/2013

Dandy/Ette – 4/2013

Devil May Care – 4/2013

Marriage Equality March – 3/2013

And more party photos: Hey Queen and Wham Bam by Yes Ma’am and Kiss the Sky Brunch and Werk those Pecs Brooklyn Pride Kickoff

Sometimes, for whatever reason, I get requests from people to remove photos from online galleries.

Two words: I can’t.

It’s not that I don’t care that you were caught snogging someone you shouldn’t. Actually, I am lying. If I caught you cheating at a club, then I’m kind of stoked I exposed you for the rascal that you are, and even if I respond with a polite email with a apology that the photo has gotten you in trouble with the missus, secretly I am laughing.

But other times, I get it. You had a little too much to drink, and you normally don’t booty pop topless in public. It happens. Or you just don’t like the photo, because you’re vain. That’s is cool. I wish I could remove the photo and make you happy, but – and let me make this clear:

I simply don’t have access to photos once I turn them in. I do not upload and publish my own photos.

I am a freelancer, and I don’t have editorial privileges at whatever magazine or whichever  club’s website I’m shooting for.

So what should you do? E-mail the people who can take them down. If they were published by the club promoter on Facebook, contact them via Facebook. If they were published in an online magazine, contact the editor of the appropriate section. Look for the “contact us” page. And sorry, I’m not going to contact them on your behalf – you will get faster results if you cut me out of the equation and contact them yourselves anyway. The editors/promoters I work with are peppered with frivolous emails from me on a regular basis, and at this point if they receive an email with my name in the “from” line, it is assumed that the email is unimportant and it will most likely only be read after their hair appointments, pedicures and highly pressing Words With Friends moves.

To make your life easier, here are the usual suspects –

TruckStop: eventinfo[at]fuse-events.com

Time Out: gay[at]timeoutny.com and nightlife[at]timeoutny.com

Thank you for understanding and goodnight! 🙂