Better late than never… East Hollywood & DTLA…
Tag: los angeles
Weekly Recordings 03012019
This week I was absolutely destroyed by a really bad cold. As a result, I took just one photo this week. Luckily, it was a keeper.
Weekly Recordings 02152019
This weeks set of images come from one of my favorite parts of the city near the intersection of Western and Sunset. For those who are unfamiliar this is in the heart of Hollywood, far from any tours or glamour. It’s one of the most vibrant parts of Los Angeles and I always enjoy documenting […]
Jo’s Liquor
Corner of Grand and Pico, Downtown Los Angeles 2007. This is one of my favorite photographs from my archive. It perfectly illustrates just how much this part of Los Angeles has changed in the past decade or so. This store is still there but it’s the only part of this picture that remains in place.
Markets & Liquor Stores (Photo Essay)
Liquor stores and corner markets are a fixture in most Los Angeles neighborhoods. I just added a set of photographs to my True Topographics project that documents these local establishments. You can find the complete essay at the link: Markets & Liquor Stores.
Archival Material
I’ve been going deep into my archives for a presentation at this year’s Photo L.A. fair and thought that I’d share a few of my favorite images from a while back. All the photographs in this post are from 2006/2007. Los Angeles has changed a great deal since then, the contrast between what some of […]
Weekly Recordings 01252019
The sunshine returned last Friday so I was able to get back to work out in the street. I mostly photographed Van Nuys and Pasadena this past week. Enjoy!
Getting There (Photo Essay)
I just added a new photo essay to my portfolio titled “Getting There”. It’s based on a few thoughts I have about the importance of public transportation in a major city and how using it keeps us connected as human beings. You can find the complete set at: Getting There.
Outside the Box
Van Nuys, 2019. You wouldn’t know it looking at Instagram, but there’s more to Street photography in Los Angeles than Downtown.
L.A. Story (Continuity)
I’m fascinated by the concept of continuity as it applies to a body of work. With my own photography in particular, I’ve always considered it one never ending story, a visual representation of life in Los Angeles from my perspective. One aspect of this approach (and a byproduct of growing up here) is connection to […]