Two symbols of Los Angeles glow in the setting sun. From atop the California Plaza, one can see most of the eastern section of the city. Earlier this month, I featured the 1901, Angels Flight Railway, as well as the 1928 Los Angeles City Hall. Both are early examples of LA's diverse architecture.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Angels View from California Plaza
Two symbols of Los Angeles glow in the setting sun. From atop the California Plaza, one can see most of the eastern section of the city. Earlier this month, I featured the 1901, Angels Flight Railway, as well as the 1928 Los Angeles City Hall. Both are early examples of LA's diverse architecture.
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Wow! You couldn't have composed it better if you had painted it and been able to move the elements anywhere you wanted them. I love the colors, too. Fab shot!
-Kim
Seattle Daily Photo
It does make a most interesting photograph.
Happy New Year to you and your family from Patty and Abe.
It is amazing how many different architectural items you have captured in just one shot! Truly fantastic!
You certainly have made the light work for you, JT.
You caught the moment
Really amazing photo.
Happy New Year.
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