Los Angeles, Ca -- First class accommodations when traveling with the circus. Truly is the greatest show on earth.
I took this photo in the city of Commerce, a few miles east of downtown LA. It was a hot day and no breeze.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Monday, September 22, 2014
Escape from LA
California Desert -- I never found a companion that was so companionable as solitude.
--Henry David Thoreau
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Henry Thoreau,
high desert,
kelso dunes,
solitude
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Creative Use of an iPhone
Pasadena, CA -- Maranatha High School Cheer girls take advantage of an iPhone in last-minute prep before the big game against arch rival, La Salle High School.
Labels:
cheerleaders,
iPhone,
la salle,
makeup,
maranatha high school
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
City Hall in Fall
Los Angeles -- Today we got a glimpse of autumn. Background building is City Hall in downtown Los Angeles.
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autumn,
DOWNTOWN,
los angels
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
If You're Happy and You Know It
Los Angeles -- Sometimes we "Angelinos" tend to wear our feelings. I took this photo during a recent Color Run at Dodger Stadium.
Another Color Run is coming up on October 25, 2014 in nearby Pomona. See you there?
Another Color Run is coming up on October 25, 2014 in nearby Pomona. See you there?
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5k run,
color run,
dodger stadium,
happy,
pomona
Monday, September 8, 2014
Selfie
Pasadena -- One day my wife and I decided to do a photo shoot..., on ourselves. For a solid 30 minutes, we pulled out about every prop, gadget and outfit that we thought would make a good image. The photo may not be all that, but we had fun making it. If you look through all my photos on this blog, you will find a few shoots from our session.
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nikon,
photo shoot,
selfie
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Friday, September 5, 2014
Paper, Prints and Polaroid
Los Angeles -- The other night I watched the documentary, Time Zero: The Last Year of Polaroid Film. The 2012 film talks about the end of an era and the artists that used Polaroid and lament it's eventual demise
After watching the film, I realized that I too miss the simplicity and genius of Polaroid film. Not just that it provides instant results, but that the photograph is tangible, much like the books that seem to lay dormant on my shelves.
Although I am a digital photographer and shoot tens of thousands of images a year, it is rare that I ever print an actual photograph anymore. I have a large screen in my office that projects beautiful images, but lost is the venerable (and sometimes) priceless piece of paper.
After watching the film, I realized that I too miss the simplicity and genius of Polaroid film. Not just that it provides instant results, but that the photograph is tangible, much like the books that seem to lay dormant on my shelves.
Although I am a digital photographer and shoot tens of thousands of images a year, it is rare that I ever print an actual photograph anymore. I have a large screen in my office that projects beautiful images, but lost is the venerable (and sometimes) priceless piece of paper.
Labels:
paper books,
photograph,
polaroid,
prints
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Freedom of Worship Here
Sierra Marde, CA -- In the wake of recent news about three missionaries imprisoned in North Korea for being Christians, and the two journalists beheaded for being not subscribing to the murderers' religion, I wanted to post this photo.
Pictured is a glimpse into America and our sweet freedom. Here, in a mostly non-religious suburb of Los Angeles, a Christian man is allowed to hold a Bible Study, in public. Pray that our leaders will continue to fight for our liberty, our freedom to worship as we wish--all religions included.
Pictured is a glimpse into America and our sweet freedom. Here, in a mostly non-religious suburb of Los Angeles, a Christian man is allowed to hold a Bible Study, in public. Pray that our leaders will continue to fight for our liberty, our freedom to worship as we wish--all religions included.
"It cannot be emphasized too clearly and too often that this nation was founded, not by religionists, but by Christians; not on religion, but on the gospel of Jesus Christ. For this very reason, peoples of other faiths have been afforded asylum, prosperity, and freedom of worship here."--Patrick Henry (unconfirmed)
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christian,
freedom,
liberty,
north korea,
religion
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Fun With Bubbles
Here in Los Angeles (technically Anaheim), we have Disneyland -- the Happiest Place on Earth.
Within the walls of the Magic Kingdom, we can all be kids, and it's encouraged. But there is another place where we can all enjoy a magic of a different kind--a wedding reception.
Within the walls of the Magic Kingdom, we can all be kids, and it's encouraged. But there is another place where we can all enjoy a magic of a different kind--a wedding reception.
Labels:
bubbles,
Disneyland,
magic,
wedding
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