“When you stop and look around, you realize that we’re surrounded by names…”
Weekly Photo Challenge: Names
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6/365 – Movement: Abstractions in Yellow
5/365 – Abstractions in Red
4/365 – Winter
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3/365 – Blowing in the Wind
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2/365 – Remnants of Autumn
It was a cool and windy day in LA today, not exactly ideal for photography. As I ventured outside, I noticed the wind had really done its job on the tall trees, but still left a few remnants of autumn… 
365 -1 ~~ First Sunset
One of my new Year’s resolutions was to have a go at a 365 project again. It was a hard but successful endeavor for me in 2015, and I felt I’d gain a lot from doing it again. So, here is the first of 365 posts. It’s a shot of the first sunset of the year, taken in Santa Monica, California.
WPC: Resilient
When I hear the word resilient I often think about great architecture, structures that have endured centuries of natural and human destruction. The Colosseum, in Rome, is one of these fabulous structures. It was built between 71-72 and 80 AD as a gift to the Roman citizens. Over the centuries it suffered great damages due to natural phenomena such as lightning and earthquakes. By the 20th century, a combination of weather, natural disasters, neglect and vandalism had destroyed nearly two-thirds of the original Colosseum, including all of the arena’s marble seats and its decorative elements. And yet, following restoration efforts, it still stands majestic and continues to be a leading attraction for tourists from all over the world. I call it resilience!
WPC: Path
“For every path you choose, there is another you must abandon, usually forever.” (Joan D. Vinge)
Thursday Doors – Dec. 22, 2016
In 1998 sculptor Robert Graham was commissioned by the Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles to create the monumental bronze doors which would serve as entryway into the planned Cathedral of Our Lady of Los Angeles, the first major cathedral to be constructed in the United States in the new millennium. The Great Bronze doors were installed in May, 2002 and the Cathedral itself opened to the public in September, 2002. I wasn’t able to photograph the doors closed but the various shots give an idea of what they look like.
Shoot 'N Go 