Award-winning director and photographer Manuel Rodriguez launched UNTITLED, a book of queer portraits showcasing a photographic trajectory of the LGBTQ collective.
The book was released in time for Pride 2019 and celebrates what it means to be a queer person today.
The portraits are studies in identity while capturing the nuanced self-expression of select LGBTQ individuals.
Rodriguez says, “While the book by no means covers the wide spectrum and diversity of our entire queer community, we are proud to feature individuals from all walks of life—young, old, genderfluid, non-binary, drag queens, activists, trans, etc.,—who are embracing our expanded queer narrative and all that we represent now.”
Notable lesbian, queer or bi women featured in the portrait series include New York City music producer Barb Morrison, NYC artist Francesca Galliani, photographer Allison Michael Orenstein, Colombian film and TV producer Veronica Vargas, and many more prominent LGBTQ figures DJS to activists who have transformed their personal journeys into living projects that intersect with and validate our community.