The crowd was warm & wonderful at Saturday’s freezing ICE OUT rally in Troy, Michigan. In balmy 20 degree grayness, protestors honked and hiked, signaling their outrage at the murders of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis. There were humorous signs, a lot of cathartic noise and a Michigan 11th District candidate who forgot gloves (but was gifted a pair by a polite passing-by-protestor-photographer).
The intersection of Big Beaver and Rochester Road was overflowing with protestors.
Just alongside Michigan’s historic Woodward Avenue, a bit north of Detroit, sits a great wedding venue, The Iroquois Club.
I have been fortunate, recently, to photograph some wonderful couples at The Iroquois Club. Here they are, in no particular order of wonderfulness.
Matt bends Hazel back for a dramatic kiss outside The Iroqouis Club during their wedding reception.
The weather was beautiful, the people even more so.
No Kings 2.0 in Troy, Michigan was yet another spectacular protest. Nationally too. More than 2,700 individual rallies sprouted up across the country and on foreign soil, including a single, solitary fellah in Tallinn — the capital of Estonia. About seven million people showed up for Saturday’s rallies – including more than 100,000 people in New York, according to CNN.
It was fantastic and EVERYONE happily, peacefully and very humorously protested.
This was my favorite picture from the day. And I had several of her to choose from!
There’s something happening here. And with apologies to Stephen Stills, what it is IS perfectly clear. People across the country are rising up in record numbers — protesting, packing meeting halls, contacting elected officials, donating billions…
Troy’s No Kings local rally in June was enormous. I think it was Troy’s BIGGEST turnout for anything ever!Read More
The No Kings rally in Troy, Michigan this past Saturday was the BIGGEST protest I’ve seen here yet!!!
Several handmaids told their tale.Read More
There was such a remarkable outpouring of resistors all across America for the Hands Off! Rallies. Millions showed up in big and small towns around the country to protest the president and Elon Musk’s hostile takeover of American rights and freedoms.
I use both my countertop compost container and a bigger bucket to feed my compost pile out back.




“There’s food back here!”
