ziggy

prague

marionettes of prague

heritage square museum

i love this museum...it's right off of the 110 freeway north.

reminds me of vendredi antiques

my boss loves old stuff. "antiques with stories" is what he calls his collection of thrift store and estate sale finds.

this is his office.































to be continued...

city creek road (california state route 330)

the drive back to Los Angeles from Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains

carnivale

europe

photoshop experiment

eddie house

my roommate stumbled upon this park and house while on one of her walks in our neighborhood. the house is now owned by the city of south pasadena. i don't know the history of the eddie house, but the front lawn is now a public park located at the end of a mysterious gated off neighborhood on chetlen way (otherwise known as "where the vampires would live" according to my roommate). very eerie.





















The two story Eddie House and grounds were donated to the City by the Eddie family. The 2,200 square foot building is an example of Transitional Craftsman architecture. Only the first floor is utilized as a meeting place for various groups and programs that include: a toddler/parent education program from Pasadena City College, Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, and an Alcoholics Anonymous Group.

the above information was found on the city of south pasadena parks page

the long drive home, california state route 1

learning a few tricks on photoshop...more experiments to come...

er

angel

roommates

testing out my new panasonic lumix dmc lx3

Eastside Living LA

A few JUNKYARD photos are featured on a new website called EASTSIDE Living LA.

Check out EASTSIDE Living LA!

LACMA's Celebrating Urban Light Project

The following has been taken from the LACMA's Art Collections page:

"Urban Light—the Chris Burden installation of 202 vintage street lamps along Wilshire Boulevard that's become "an instant landmark" (New York Times)—will turn one year old in February. To celebrate this work, which joined LACMA's collection thanks to the generosity of the Gordon Family Foundation, we're issuing an open call for online submissions of Urban Light- inspired photographs, videos, and writing. Selected entries will be chosen by photography curator Charlotte Cotton for inclusion in an online exhibition and in a commemorative print-on-demand book being created for the occasion, with one winning photograph chosen for the cover."

For more information on the Urban Light Project, please visit UNFRAMED.

Two of my photos have been chosen for inclusion in an online exhibition and the LACMA's Celebrating Urban Light Book! Yay!