Along the Pacific Crest Trail, about 4 miles in the direction of Mexico from Guffy Campground. I am trying (thus far without success) to determine approximately what mile point on the PCT this photo (and others) might be. Not on the AC100 course.
Dead wood, Griffith Park, on the course of the Griffith Park Trail Marathon. #trailrunning #keirahenninger Race gallery here.
Near Charlton Flats, Angeles National Forest, San Gabriel Mountains. Shot on film.
Ink at Aardvark printers in Los Angeles, for coasters being printed by Bigger Dot.
Letterpress printing is the oldest style of printing press - invented by Johannes Gutenberg & used to print the Gutenberg bible. Replaced by offset printing in the 20th century, it is enjoying a comeback as an artisinal printing method, taking advantage of the impressions left by moveable type. Biggerdot has been using Aardvark printers for the last 10 years. This year I went down and took some photos using another old fashioned technique involving this stuff called film. Here is one of those shots.
Day 24: York. Every day is a bonus day and every picture is a bonus picture now that we’re past Christmas. Snowmen.
Day 23. York & Ranon. I‘m extending the series to New Years, because there’s just too much to show. This house of the 1000 Santas is outside of the 90042, on the edge of Glassell Park in Verdugo Village.
Day 21. Avenue 50. Zig zig, Santa, Storm Clouds. Someone is having a Christmas Eve party down the street, lots of what I would describe as Conjunto techno, which is basically techno with a polka beat & synth-accordion. Merry Christmas Eve to all of you from my neighbors down the street, from me, from the cats, and from all the rest of us in Highland Park.
Day 20: Avenue 50. Jesus and the Snowman, both with their arms outstretched, welcoming sinners and children.
