You can’t go back and you can’t recreate the past with 100% certainty. Nor should you. So we made new images that honored that time – that connected the dots of the journey. What a journey it had been. As Tahmina describes it, she set out on the journey to be herself.

Tahmina wanted to dance. She described it as a medium to express what she wants, which is for women to be free. May we each take a moment to consider what makes us free, within our own hearts, and pursue it with courage, perseverance and abandon.

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Austin is a party on a Thursday afternoon. It’s a warm stroll having touched down from a chilly town far, far away. It’s a pirate greeting you at the threshold of a bar, but not a Disney World/Pirates of the Carribean kind of pirate, but an ironic one, as only Austin could produce. He’s just dedicated enough to the role to grow an outlandish beard and riddle his body with tattoos, don a pirate tee-shirt (think tuxedo tee-shirt, but a pirate.), but not serious enough to run an attraction at any major theme park…thank God. Austin is that same pirate insisting you pop in and the first round’s on him. It’s the subsequent and inevitable rounds you gladly pay for after, because the fun colonizes. It’s the music pulsing your ears at all times. It’s the strangers that fast become friends for just that moment in time. You hop in a photo booth together. You share a shot. You talk sports. You hop on the bar and dance and suddenly, it is over. The clock has struck midnight. The bar is a pumpkin and you must move on, but the ball – the brief snippet of time where chaos and kindred spirits collided; that was Austin.

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