1. Mark, Andy, and their son Ben, Baltimore
2. Carlos and Ivan, Los Angeles
3. Canon Richard, London
4. Reiner, Panama City
5. Michael, New York City
6. Aunsha and Michael, New York City
7. Morgan, Baltimore
8. Victor, Los Angeles
9. Thang, New York City
10. Frank, New York City
11. David, London
12. Jon, San Francisco
13. Edern, Paris
14. Tom, San Francisco
15. James, Panama City
16. Noam and Daniel, Boston
17. Keith, New York City
18. Collin, Washington D.C.
19. Rudy, Los Angeles
20. Abdi with his twins Rumi and Evie, Los Angeles
About the Gay Men Project:
"This project is simple. Basically I'm trying to photograph as many gay men as I can. My goal is to create a platform, a visibility on some level, and a resource for others who may not be as openly gay. A visual catalog of gay men and their stories. When I think of my own experience, and all the time I spent in the closet and hiding the fact that I was gay–to be at a place now where I feel completely comfortable being on the blog and telling the world 'Hey, I'm a gay man,' I think there's a power in that, for me and for a lot of the men on the blog. So it's kind of a numbers game, I think the more men I photograph, the more impact the project has.
My dream is to take the project to as many different cities as I can across the world."
-Kevin Truong
If you would like to learn more about the Gay Men Project please visit his site here.