Hanoi-based photographer Nguyen Thanh Hai or Maika Elan first found herself gravitating first towards lomography after graduating from university with a degree in sociology, then swiftly moved on to shoot professionally for editorial and fashion clients in Vietnam. She recently made the switch to documenting life via her images. Her series, The Pink Choice, shows gay couples sharing their lives together with a lot of tenderness.

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It’s one thing to aspire to own your own gay bar. It’s another thing to actually own it. Thanks to this awesome pink soap that comes embossed with the words ‘Gay Bar’ on it, the latter is within our reach. Life is great. Puns are great.

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Although some American states saw victories for Gay Rights this recent election, there are still many doing their best to keep couples from getting hitched. This video created by the guys of College Humor puts forward an excellent case as to why it’s a huge mistake.

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Jaded gets its title from the idea that patrons frequenting Chi Chiz Bar (the only black gay bar in New York City), people living in the tri-state area, and inter-generational blacks and latinos of different socio-economic backgrounds, have seen or done it all. By showing photographs of figures in their most trying circumstances, Cacy Forgenie hopes to traverse the venue as a site of expectation, disillusionment and eroticism, and further transform it into a space of empathy, solidarity and recognition.

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