By David Rosenberg In 2004, Matthew Pillsbury met Nathan Noland, fell in love, came out as a gay man, and subsequently left his wife. It was a profound time for the then-30-year-old photographer, who said the coming-out process was filled with anguish when dealing with his ex-wife and their friends and family but also liberating, a time "of finally being able to live my life openly." During that period, Pillsbury had been working on a series of long-exposure photographs of people watching televi...
By David Rosenberg In 2004, Matthew Pillsbury met Nathan Noland, fell in love, came out as a gay man, and subsequently left his wife. It was a profound time for the then-30-year-old photographer, who said the coming-out process was filled with anguish when dealing with his ex-wife and their friends and family but also liberating, a time "of finally being able to live my life openly." During that period, Pillsbury had been working on a series of long-exposure photographs of people watching televi...
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