In case the recent acquisition of Gold’s Gym by Google takes the character out of the Venice landmark, there’s still a place where power lifters can go to pump iron. Out for a stroll on the Boardwalk this afternoon I came across a group of … Continue readingThe new Gold’s Gym?
A couple weeks ago I worked on a story for the Chronicle of Higher Education that brought national attention for the small Pomona College in Claremont, Calif. In late December, due to a complaint from an employee to the Board of Trustees that the school … Continue readingImmigration issue divides campus
A couple weeks ago I went out to continue a series of portraits I’m doing with people I encounter on or around the Venice Boardwalk. I’m still not sure where I’m going with this project, but so far I’m having fun doing it. I do … Continue readingVenice portraits cont’d.
I was browsing through some photos and found this miscategorized gem in a folder from a portrait shoot I did in January. Erinn and I apparently went out for a walk that evening and came across this cool pattern in the sand just north of … Continue readingOcean on fire
Last month I shot several assignments for the Chronicle of Higher Education. I always enjoy shooting for the Chronicle, because I get to meet fascinating people working in the numerous universities of Southern California, including leaders in cutting edge stem cell research and Academy Award-winning … Continue readingSecular Student Alliance
Here are a few photos from recent AP assignments. The most recent was to cover a home foreclosure auction hosted by Auction.com at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport. More than 100 homes were on the block, with starting prices of only a small fraction of … Continue readingRecent AP work