
12.28.2011
12.19.2011
12.13.2011
12.07.2011
12.06.2011
11.23.2011
11.19.2011
11.10.2011
11.04.2011
10.31.2011
10.27.2011
10.17.2011
10.09.2011
Protest and Survive

The most powerful song on that album was "Protest and Survive." The title says it all. In the context of the brutality of Discharge's sound, I found the message surprisingly positive. This weekend I was happy to find out high school students are still listening and being influenced by it. When I saw these kids leaving the Occupy LA protest at City Hall and asked if the sign had anything to do with the Discharge song I got a huge smile in response. And this photo.
10.07.2011
9.27.2011
9.11.2011
9.05.2011
8.19.2011
8.16.2011
Artifact, 13
8.11.2011
8.06.2011
7.28.2011
New WeHo Library
7.23.2011
7.20.2011
7.13.2011
6.30.2011
Unique LA: July 30-31

It's a golden opportunity to own and display a two-dimensional ficus tree (photographed by me) inside your home; it's pretty much guaranteed not to damage the sidewalk in front of your home.
It's all going down at Barker Hangar in the Santa Monica airport, and if you're anywhere south of Lodi (not off the hook Berkley/Oakland), north of Tijuana or west of Chicago (that's right, St. Louis), I sincerely hope you'll stop by, say hi, hand me a pint, and buy a few prints.
If you simply can not make it to the show but also can't go on living without a B&W ficus tree in your rumpus room, send me an e-mail and we'll make sure you're hooked up.
The Moment Before the Moment

6.28.2011
6.22.2011
Artifact, 12

She's the stylist. I'm not. So of course I let her, before making her go back to bed.
6.21.2011
6.19.2011
Happy Father's Day
"Mothers and fathers: Create forums in which your children can learn the beauty of the world through the arts, so that they can pass it on to their children. That's what my parents did for me."
D. Boon (We Jam Econo)
6.15.2011
6.02.2011
6.01.2011
5.30.2011
5.29.2011
Josh Beckman's Sea Nymph

Artifact, 10

5.26.2011
5.25.2011
5.24.2011
Artifact, 8

The kid utilizing extra-long Doc Marten shoelaces tied together to recreate extra-long Rapunzel hair. On her imaginative process: "I see it in my brain." I wish I could see like that, but at least I get to witness it, try to capture a moment.
That's why I enjoy photographing architecture, design and art: I like witnessing—visually describing—others' creative process and resulting work, but not as much as I enjoy hanging out with this kid.
5.21.2011
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