Last Monday's Show

I haven't had time to go through all of the pictures but last Monday Black Sheep Burlesque had an unveiling of sorts. They gave a preview of the next season's show and raised money for autism. Man you gotta love these girls.

Johnny Laubach East Side Lounge Owner and all around cool dude.

A Super Busy Week In Burlesque

Man, where do I start?

I guess we could start with some outtakes from last Sunday's Blacksheep shoot:







The brunette's name is Amy and she was working the lens like no one I've shot in quite a while. Erica is the fire headed girl. I want her to be my new best friend. Really funny and fun shoot. I'll post more after the Blacksheep Show.




SATURDAY






I got a chance to see Blast-Off Burlesque's Spook Show. I absolutely adore Sadie and Barb and the gang.





Added bonus, I finally got the chance to meet a member of "The Dixie Pistols," none other than Vagina Jenkins herself.



Then there was a visit to Elliott Street for their one year anniversary.



A good time was had by all.



Is this what Mike and Pete mean by "high gravity beer?"



SUNDAY

Sunday included a trip to a surrealist play and the opening of Memorial Tattoo in Cabbagetown. The highlight was the opportunity to see my friends Calu, Mark, Lisa, and Troy.

99X--SINNERS BALL MARDI GRAS PARTY

Thanks to Cumulus Promotions Director "Dutch" for letting me take pictures at this year's Ball. I haven't been to New Orleans since Katrina and I truly miss the fun and frivolity of the pre-Ash Wednesday party.

What are you giving up for Lent?

Me, I'm giving up...hmmm...well I don't do well with giving up stuff. Maybe I can add something good instead. Vegetables or fruit with every meal? Too easy. Maybe I'll get back on the running tip. That's it. 1 mile a day, every day during Lent.

And no, I'm not even Catholic.


So what happened at Sinners Ball?

Let's see there was a band called The Colour or something like that. I took some pictures of them but I'm not going to bore you with pictures of a band you've never heard of. They had a nice beat but I didn't dance. If you're really that interested you can check them out on their webpage.

Then there were The Donnas. Sweet mother of Romulus they sounded good. And looked good.

I took tons of pictures of lead singer Brett. It was scary how good they turned out using a handheld 70-200IS. Here's a sample straight from the camera, no PhotoShop:





The rest of Sinners Ball you had to be there to fully enjoy. Suffice it to say it was a real pleasure.

Just ask Dutch:





If you see yourself in the picture pile below feel free to email me for a high res. copy.

Where? brilliantZ@gmail.com.