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About Me - Jeremy D. Horowitz Photography

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The essential spirit of my photography grows out of a love of my subject. Most of the subject matter you'll see here deals with the city of Los Angeles. I grew up in Chicago, and L.A. is a pretty different place. What struck me when I got here was the degree to which the people who live here put it down. My work leans very much to the architectural realm, although many of my images also include everyday objects and moments of happenstance. All are beautiful in their own way. And feel free to contact me.

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Metropolitan Images: Return to Zapata

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Jul 18, 2009. I returned to an alley that is close to Mateo Street in the Los Angeles industrial district. I wanted to take a picture of a street painting of Emilio Zapata, the Mexican revolutionary hero. I also wanted to reconnect with a homeless man who lived in the alley. I can't say I knew him well, but we had enjoyed a brief conversation not long before. Posted by John Orr. Here's an idea that inspires me- beautifully expressed by urban photographer Frank Gohlke: "Just the world itself, carefully ob...

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Metropolitan Images: July 2010

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Jul 22, 2010. Los Angeles's industrial district, just south of Union Station, has long been a site for street art- especially for protest posters and stickers. You have to have a sharp eye, though. Images expressing frustation and alienation cluster only in a few places in the district. Artists return to these places over and over. Warehouse owners respond by painting over their work. Posted by John Orr. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Niche in Urban Photography. Some Recent Photo Projects.

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Metropolitan Images: December 2009

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Dec 12, 2009. This is a picture of a faux 50s fast food establishment that had to be closed down- a victim of the current recession. The security travel trailer is there because the building is being used as a filming location by Hollywood movie studios. Posted by John Orr. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Niche in Urban Photography. Some Recent Photo Projects. Mannequins in the Marketplace. Best of the Best. Bernd and Hilla Becher. Henry Wessel, Jr.

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pan de huevo!: EQUIPMENT CHOICES

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Comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}. Blog for the National Geographic Photographic Expedition to San Miguel de Allende in November, 2004. This is a spot for our book project, to continue the learning process and to discuss whatever. Sunday, January 23, 2005. Some folks have been wondering about switching from film to digital. Virginia, Arnold and Darius have already purchased their new Nikon D70 cameras since the workshop. Fresh from a shoot in Kenya, David Alan Harvey. At photo l.a. This was a very big dec...

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Metropolitan Images: July 2009

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Jul 18, 2009. I returned to an alley that is close to Mateo Street in the Los Angeles industrial district. I wanted to take a picture of a street painting of Emilio Zapata, the Mexican revolutionary hero. I also wanted to reconnect with a homeless man who lived in the alley. I can't say I knew him well, but we had enjoyed a brief conversation not long before. Posted by John Orr. Jul 3, 2009. Reflections on a Traffic Sign. I was reminded of San Francisco artist Miranda Richardson's observation that protes...

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Metropolitan Images: Graffiti Alley

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Nov 2, 2009. The Los Angeles Industrial District is experiencing a big transition. To the north, condominium buildings are crowding into areas that once were identified as dangerous. Industrial warehouse and factory owners are resisting gentrification. They don't want to be forced out. I was spending a morning in the Industrial District when I discovered this alley. It was full of graffiti, oil puddles, and danger signals. Who left this car untended in the alley? Would the owner ever return?

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Tom Draws

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Monday, June 3, 2013. There is no difficulty in painting detail, the real difficulty lies in getting the general truth of tone and tint.". These are a few paintings from this week. I returned to the same spot three days in a row and painted three different compositions. I was trying to focus more on color, and found plenty of it in the sage and sumac of the local hills. The paintings are 10x14 and 10x12 oil on panel. Posted by Tom Chambers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Be careful that you do not.

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John Humble http:/ www.johnhumble.com - nobr photo. November 3rd, 2010. Http:/ www.johnhumble.com. November 3rd, 2010 05:25 pm (UTC). Powered by LiveJournal.com.

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Tom Draws: Portfolio

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Literary and Picture Book. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Miracles are a retelling in small letters of the.