I toured a bit of LA with the couple days off from work.
Showing posts with label LA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LA. Show all posts
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Monday, May 3, 2010
4th Week in LA
My camera validates what I see. Here are some from my first week.
While waiting for laundry at night, I played around with the camera's time exposure settings. I love the ability to create overlapping images.
Perfect beach weather.
Sunday night, leeching internet outside.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Getty Part 2
Some more photos from the trip:




just a nice curve
lobby from the Getty Research Institute
Since my camera has a lot of sensor dust, I can only capture scenes in low light. As a result I could only sketch the brilliance of the Getty. Instead, I focused on flowers as I could control the exposure a bit more.


LA Stay/ Getty pt.1
2 weeks ago, a friend called me up and offered me a job here in LA (-a very good friend indeed). I jumped at the chance and have been working my butt off since. In the meantime, I'm keeping a record of the places I visit while here in LA. I am always on the lookout for cool places in LA.
This weekend I went to visit the Getty, to see the architecture and perhaps the paintings. I ended up really enjoying the gardens (which was well cared for) and the Mannerist paintings. Maybe it is because I've been constantly surrounded by Meier's work as I did not find the Getty to be surprising/amazing. The grid shifts, scales, materials, galleries, and framed views merely worked (well), but it never got to a point where I felt that the different buildings came together as a whole/campus.
More photos soon!
This weekend I went to visit the Getty, to see the architecture and perhaps the paintings. I ended up really enjoying the gardens (which was well cared for) and the Mannerist paintings. Maybe it is because I've been constantly surrounded by Meier's work as I did not find the Getty to be surprising/amazing. The grid shifts, scales, materials, galleries, and framed views merely worked (well), but it never got to a point where I felt that the different buildings came together as a whole/campus.
More photos soon!
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