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Have you seen this year's Portraits of Pride display on City Hall Plaza?

The photography exhibit features local faces of the LGBTQ+ community, including public servants, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and activists. The photographs by Jean Dolin will be on display until Friday, June 30.

Here are some of the honorees you might recognize:

Gov. Maura Healey — Taking office in 2022, the Governor of the Bay State is one of the first openly lesbian elected public officials in the US.

Dr. Kenneth Mayer — Dr. Mayer is the Medical Research Director for Fenway Health, a LGBTQ+ health institution since 1971.

Sam Chambers — Has supported the LGBTQ+ community for years during his time with the City of Boston to the Boston Foundation.

Ann Maguire — The former campaign manager for Mayor Menino has dedicated decades to promoting community resources, including volunteering as a councilor.

Jim Morgrage — The owner of Club Cafe has worked to create a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community to gather and celebrate love.