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posted by Ira Brown at 9:54 PM
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flowers
As a photobloger interested in the Los Angeles built environment, I felt obligated to do a series on the new Disney Hall. Generally, I am not moved by the design; however, I recognize its architecture merit.
posted by Ira Brown at 9:56 PM
Sunday, May 22, 2005
Greenbelt
There is an effort by community activists and elected officicals to reconnect the Los Angeles River with her adjacent niegborhoods. "Rivers Dream" is a participatory art project at Gallery 727 where visitors can build their vision for a revitalized Los Angeles River and her environs
posted by Ira Brown at 8:48 AM
Thursday, May 19, 2005
Monday, May 16, 2005
V for victory
I like Jim Hahn for preventing the break up the City, LAX expansion plan and booting the Police Chief, but he has outlived his usefullness. Victory for Villaraigosa: the future is here.
posted by Ira Brown at 7:14 PM
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I am a city planner in the Los Angeles region and this photoblog chronicles how I responded to the visual elements of the city with an emphasis on architecture, public infrastructure, signage and the public realm.
The pictures on this site were taken with my Nikon 885, unless otherwise noted. My other cameras include a Nikon N75 and a Hoga, but without a scanner they typically do not appear on this site. As I have learned more features in Adobe Photoshop Elements, my picture progressively employ more digital enhancements.
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