Tag archive: los angeles
3rd and Broadway
Dawn outside my loft. [Share This Entry]
A room with a view
The rumble of the busses passing, the street walkers, late-night bicyclists and quiet music from my computer has become quite comforting. Los Angeles, love affair. [Share This Entry]
A day behind.
Sunny day on Abbot Kinney, Venice Beach, California The rain hit Los Angeles and the snow has, once again, blanketed the surrounding mountains. It’s quite the experience to drive around the city with views of the snow-filled mountains in the… continue reading »
I’ll take a west coast winter.
I feel like I’ve abandoned my blog a bit this semester and I apologize sincerely. My first semester in the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts is officially over and it gave me a first class ass kicking.… continue reading »
Sunday, You’re Like None Other.
The only surviving photographs from my 20th birthday dinner. First off, I apologize for my lack of updates - I’ve spent this past week and a half getting back into the Los Angeles groove. I had a single day to unpack, reorganize… continue reading »
Lived In Bars
Photograph by Richard Avedon I set sail heading east to explore a world that I had never seen. [EDITED] My father, the son of an RCA Records executive of fifty years, and mother, the daughter of a Cooper Union graduate, both… continue reading »
To Make a Home in Hollywoodland:
Bostonians tend to be really great at compiling lists of their favorite pizza places. Then I heard a student at school saying that the pizza in Boston doesn’t compare to the pizza in New York. Fortunately or unfortunately, I’ve only… continue reading »
My heart is three weeks away.
Tee shirt by Warriors of Radness Dear Los Angeles, Your sunshine is incomparable and I’ve learned to love you for that. It is okay that you don’t have seasons because I’ve learned to live without them. Sometimes we have to make compromises… continue reading »
A rush of blood to the head.
While in Los Angeles over break – and numerous times before, I was told that it is best to let go of the things that you love. I figured that letting go of my hometown, childhood and work would… continue reading »
Los Angeles’ Class Is Elsewhere’ Trash.
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