Photo Shoot in Support of Gay Marriage

SCOTTSDALE - Celebrity photographer Adam Bouska made a stop in Scottsdale Monday in support of an issue he says is more pertinent now than ever.

Even if you don't recognize his name, some of the faces he's photographed are very familiar -- like Cindy and Meghan McCain.

Bouska is co-founder of the No Hate, or "NOH8" campaign, which started in protest of the gay marriage ban in California. Other famous faces who've posed for the campaign include reality star Kim Kardashian, rocker Pete Wentz, and comedian Kathy Griffin.

"We're trying to travel to as many cities as we can to educate people and raise awareness, what better time," says Bouska.

Inside the W Hotel in Scottsdale, Bouska snapped photos of supporters with tape across their mouths and paint on their faces. They're taking a stand against discrimination.

But organizers say their cause stretches beyond pushing for same-sex marriage -- they stand united against SB 1070.

Proposition 102, defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman, passed two years ago in Arizona.