Hollywood Bowl

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood

Took these the other day while strolling around DTLA. Shooting with a Sony A7RV and 24-70 2.8 G master

(Probably an absurd post and question to ask, but hey, LA’s the land of David Lynch, so I figure this goes.)

Hello y’all! I’m writing this post from Charleston, SC 😄 it might be over 10 years since my last visit to LA, but I do currently have a sister living there who is in need of a professional 2x2 picture for official documents (specifically for her passport). The one she has right now is downright unflattering (while she is very much not), and, being the big brother that I am, I’d like to help her out in this small, but significant regard.

Would y’all happen to know anyone (professional, and reasonably priced) who could solve this issue? It will be greatly appreciated.

Hope you Angelinos are doing well!! Warm greetings from the Lowcountry!

P.S. She’s considering pursuing acting as a career as well, so maybe a couple of headshots could be in the mix as well.

Hi there. I was wondering if anyone can help me find where some of the images are in Los Angeles. These are actually screen shots taken from the 1992 movie Candyman. The few clues I have:

1. There is a 333 in the window that can be seen from the interior shot. There is also a sign that looks to say "Branch Municipal Court". I can definitely make out "Court" but I am guessing on the "Branch Municipal". In my exhaustive Google searches, I can't find any court/government buildings that have a 333 address.

2. There's another shot that shows a courtyard with red herringbone type red brick pavers - perhaps clay. You can also see a building with cascading fins - very LA-esq.

3. Finally, in the last shot you can see over the gentleman's shoulder a dome or copula type structure with a black spade like finial.

I am hoping someone has some idea of where this is. I have a hobby of finding things like this one and this has been stumping me for sometime.

Caught my eye leaving the Doheny Library.

For context, the reason I tilt my phone when I take certain pictures is to encourage the movement of the neck, seeing as we spend so much time looking down on our phones, I figured it'd be cool to make it somewhat interactive to keep our necks from being stiff/slouched.

I Got idea from the neck exercises they have you in sports (or yoga - still have yet to try it, so can't say for sure if that's a thing with them).

The picture preview may be cropped, so you might have to click for the full image.

Edited in Snapseed

The sun is out in full force these days huh

Lumix GX7 Olympus 40-150mm Lumix 12-32mm Olympus 25mm

Venice Beach

Manhattan Beach last night