I’m trying to be a better street photographer these days, and the results are only occasionally satisfying.
But I liked this shot last year in Santa Ana del Valle, Oaxaca.
Tag Archives: Street photography
LOS ANGELES: The Virgin of the Carniceria
Okay, this is actually in Long Beach.
Was driving down Long Beach Boulevard and spotted her and pulled over.
Just part of my ceaseless efforts to photograph every Virgin of Guadalupe mural in Southern California.
Filed under Culture, Los Angeles, Mexico, Migrants, Photography, Religion, Southern California
PHOTOGRAPHY: LA Walkabout
I spent Saturday evening on the LA photo Walkabout organized by Perfect Exposure Gallery owner Armando Arorizo and LA Times photog maestro Luis Sinco.
Here are some of the shots.
Armando and Luis are planning another one for this Saturday. It’s a great time, walking about LA, seeing it in a different way, learning more about photography from two consummate pros.
For more info, contact the gallery, in Koreatown, at 213-381-1137 or 1138 or at www.theperfectexposuregallery.com.
Filed under Photography
Pay Phone Virgin – Broadway & 42nd
Xochilt Market at Broadwway & 42nd Street
Another in my campaign to shoot every Virgin of Guadalupe in LA. This one protects the last pay phone in town.
Filed under Los Angeles, Mexico, Migrants, Streets, Virgin
