The First Decade
Often the light on Warner causes a backup on the Pacific Coast Highway. I'd never seen it cause a 9 minute backup before. I gazed restlessly out at the reserve, when something caught my eye. A bird like I'd never seen before, and it looked like it'd lost its tiny little mind. It ran along … Continue reading The Fortuitous Traffic Jam.
I was surprised that there were still so many blooms. Here's a quite space. Just enjoy the photos:
This was to be the highpoint of my day. I wanted to go back and see a few very specific things, to take some very specific photos. Mostly I wanted to photograph these spots where I'd taken photos of my kids: but these exhibits aren't there anymore. HOWEVER, there were some pretty spectacular changes. … Continue reading Today Part 3- The LA Museum of Natural History
I figured, you know. A building. Not a small city of art. There was simply no way to get through it all. Not in the hour or two I had. Not in a day. There's THAT much. So I picked two galleries I wanted to see: Pre-Columbian art and specifically anamorphic vessels, and the German … Continue reading Today Part 2- The LA Museum of Art
Today I ended up, kinda spur of the moment, doing that museum tour day I'd promised myself as part of my Farewell LA tour. I started at the Page Museum/ La Brea Tar Pits. I haven't been here in over a decade. It seemed a lot more sparse, and a lot smaller. I think perhaps … Continue reading Today Part 1- La Brea Tar Pits
Jumped on the Ocean Explorer out of Davey's Locker today. No baleen whales, but a super-pod of dolphin.
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