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CicLAvia Number 7, I Believe

Gone Instagramin'

Taking a blog break to try out Instagram. Look for elonphoto

Diver Down

Staged House

Sycamore

First Jersey

Metro Red Line Civic Center

Just realized I included this image in a recent newsletter but never posted here. It's part of an ongoing project I've been working on for Metro, photographing the new canopies at Red Line stations. (Photo appears courtesy of Metro)

You Want to Go See This in Person @craftandfolk (CAFAM)

5828 Wilshire Blvd.

I've wanted to photograph this building for years but always assumed I couldn't get a good angle. I should have tried sooner. This evening I finally did—and I'm pleased with the results.
If you know who designed this building, or anything else about its history, please let me know. 

Silverlake Cocktail Party

Metro: Civic Center

I shot this canopy structure recently for Metro. (Photo appears courtesy Metro)

Tips From Me on DP Mag

http://www.dpmag.com/how-to/tip-of-the-week/more-artful-architectural-photos-5-27-13.html

By Bill Sawalich

Noah's Ark @Skirball_LA

I've been an enthused fan of the Noah's Ark exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center since it opened about six years ago, and was thrilled this past fall when I had the opportunity to photograph the ark's most recent arrivals—a family of mountain gorillas—for this street banner. As with many of the evocative creatures in the interactive Noah's Ark space, the gorillas were the handiwork of Chris Green and his team. Working with artists like Chris, and the dedicated Skirball staff, is precisely what makes my work not at all work.

8th Ever Old Time Social

Came and went too fast.

Cheeto Head

Instructions.

Continued

Erasure Continued

Our Visit With the Kid, pt. 2

The Kid and the Kid