Hiking Los Angeles: Rubio Canyon Falls and the Lost Funicular

Continue reading Hiking Los Angeles: Rubio Canyon Falls and the Lost Funicular

     There was no water falling when I visited the Rubio Canyon Falls, which serves me right for visiting a waterfall in the August desert that is Los Angeles. But, as I found out later, mother nature has reopened this waterfall after human beings closed it down for 6 years.      After hiking the Mt. [...]

read more »

A Portrait A Day: August 27, 2010

Continue reading A Portrait A Day:  August 27, 2010

Morris, because his horns are showing, does the four hoofed hop away from me, on a stroll near Rubio Canyon, Alta Dena, California.

read more »

A Portrait A Day: August 21, 2010

Continue reading A Portrait A Day:  August 21, 2010

Erick at work during the build out for the new art studios near downtown Los Angeles, California.

read more »

A Portrait A Day: August 20, 2010

Continue reading A Portrait A Day:  August 20, 2010

Ross at the opening of Michael Dressler’s photography exhibit -The Prolific Light- at Hands On 3erd Gallery near 3erd and La Cienega in Los Angeles, California.

read more »

A Portrait A Day: August 18, 2010

Continue reading A Portrait A Day:  August 18, 2010

Sherry relaxes in her usual place at Story Salon, Studio City, California.

read more »

Abstract Los Angeles: Face [Fragment 19]

Continue reading Abstract Los Angeles:  Face [Fragment 19]

Abstract Los Angeles is an on-going collection of photographs taken as I wander about this sprawling metropolis. Today’s installment is all about created faces; in a frame, on a billboard, with tile or maybe even eating some brains. On Lake, in Pasadena, a women opens her mouth in invitation. The hollow invitation of advertising, with [...]

read more »

A Portrait A Day: August 15, 2010

Continue reading A Portrait A Day:  August 15, 2010

Hallie posing for the photograph to be placed on the front page of her website, she does facials, waxing and massages, Pasadena, California.

read more »

Cabrillo National Monument; San Diego, California

Continue reading Cabrillo National Monument; San Diego, California

     The Cabrillo National Monument is beautiful, but the name is deceiving. It’s considered a monument because there is a statue of Cabrillo here, but this area should really be called The Cabrillo State Park, or The Cabrillo Ecological Reserve.      The statue sits on top of a finger of land dangling south from the [...]

read more »