Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Five Freeway {Santa Fe Springs}
While on my way to a car show in Anaheim I drove by this building with some fresh paint on it. The mirrored glass really gives it a great effect.
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5 Fwy,
graff,
graffiti,
graffiti art,
hidden mark
Monday, July 25, 2011
Alley Heaven {DTLA}
Allot of new work is sprouting all over the city. Whack or good I believe this year 2011 A.D. is the year that graffiti is really making a jump again. The resurgence if you will of people expressing themselves by any means either it be can or paper. Theses last days of summer are going to pretty interesting.
Labels:
graff,
graffiti,
graffiti art,
graffiti resurgence
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
LUSH Sells Out {Hold Up Art}
Seems that LUSH has a little bit of a nasty side. Who knew? This was one crazy show. Live strippers coming out of the wood work and just showing it all for the crowd.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
East Los Angeles
I was visiting this great marisco place in East LA and cruising the walls there and discovered some great work. I love the age of the murals and how much respect has been given to them. Definitely one of my favorite places to visit graf work.
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East Los Angeles,
graff,
graffiti,
graffiti art,
murals
Friday, July 1, 2011
Firestone Exit {South LA}
I came across this rotted corpse of dog on a recent photo hunt thru South Los Angeles. As you can see it has been dead for quite some time. It was just interesting more then anything. Especially how this dog got up there. Very strange.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Spring Street {Chinatown}
As I was photographing this building full of graffiti I looked behind me and boom, there was this great piece in theses beautiful orange and purple tones. Was not able to see who actually did this piece but I hope to find out soon.
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Chinatown,
Downtown Los Angeles,
DTLA,
graff,
graffiti,
graffiti art,
KGB Studios,
mural,
Spring Street
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Landmark Inc {South Central}
This pas weekend I attend a tribute and fundraiser for graffiti legend DREAM at Landmark in South Central. Just east of 110 fwy this spot is a haven of writers to really dive in and hone their craft.
In the corner near the DJ was a chair with sharpies, blackbook and a spray can with a handful of tips. The only thing i could think of was this chair was for DREAM. So he can sit down and enjoy the view of all theses great writers honoring him.
In the corner near the DJ was a chair with sharpies, blackbook and a spray can with a handful of tips. The only thing i could think of was this chair was for DREAM. So he can sit down and enjoy the view of all theses great writers honoring him.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Angel City Brewing {DTLA}
On my way to see Awesome Academy's new gear I was also able to check out some of the work from the previous show at Angel City Brewing, Street Brewed. Featuring large wooden panels about 10 feet by 12 feet wide art work by some very great artists.
This piece by James Haunt is very bold with color and style. The color just jump for me and he has a great style of drawing women.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Blurring The Lines {CulverCity}
I really liked how this piece by CRASH was presented at this show. Nice combination's of work that were put together but this is by far my favorite. Had a great time at this event. RISK again was a great guy and wrote in my daughter's book. FREEDOM again really was by far a pleasant and outgoing man.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Scaling The Wall {Cella Gallery} Pt. 2
So here is a look at the rest of the pics from this great show that Cella Gallery put together Scaling The Wall in NOHO. I just love the lighting in this pic . It really looks great.
Mamiya pics coming soon just developed a few rolls and plan on having more this weekend here. CHEERS!
Mamiya pics coming soon just developed a few rolls and plan on having more this weekend here. CHEERS!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
ScalingTheWall {CellaGallery}
Went to this great show in North Hollywood and can you believe it? I was the only guy in the room with a film camera. It's funny how folks see a film camera and know that you are the man to go to for pics. Anyways, my family had a great time! Lots of great art and really humbled artists. Definitely going to another Cella Gallery opening really soon!
Oh yeah! I'll be having more photos from this event coming soon. I have lots of film to process. Some coming soon from my new MAMIYA C330!
Oh yeah! I'll be having more photos from this event coming soon. I have lots of film to process. Some coming soon from my new MAMIYA C330!
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
PurgatoryPizza{DTLA} (2 of 17)
What a totally unexpected place to find some really great work. Purgatory Pizza on 1st in Downtown Los Angeles. Great food and great art. You can't beat that!
Thursday, March 31, 2011
RightUnderYourNose_(11_of_22)
This shot has so much going on. The fence feels as if it was moving still. The opening are view ports to the other side even thou the you can still see thru the fence. One of my favorites in this series, {RUYN} Right Under Your Nose.
FollowtheTrails_(1_of_23)
Out of this new set I posted this is my favorite shot. I was photographing this spot just before sunset and the colors were just right.
Friday, March 11, 2011
LosAngelesOuting_(4_of_26)
This is one of my favorite shot from my outing a couple of days ago. Love the lettering. What great control and technique.
Friday, March 4, 2011
PerrinoPlace_(10_of_27)
Most viewed photo in this set! Thanks to LATACO for posting my photography, hope you enjoy!
Labels:
graffiti,
hidden places,
los angeles,
railways
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Paramount Corridor - Pico Rivera
Taking a drive thru Pico I noticed this spot near Paramount Blvd. & Candord Street. Looks like an abandon piece of railroad that is surrounded by warehouses and business. I have dubbed it the Paramount Corridor cause of it's proximity to the street. Locals hit up this spot frequently and it's has a ton of character. Check it out and enjoy.
Labels:
abandon area,
graffiti,
Paramount Corridor,
throw ups
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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