Photo of the day: This lady just looked so determined I'm happy she never noticed me stop suddenly and take a photo of her. Venice Beach California (baaaah blogger won't take my fixed version *cry*)
Today was so wonderful for me. We visited my two favorite places in LA Venice beach and Griffith Observatory. I went to these places four years ago and Ive missed them ever since.
Venice beach is my #1 favorite place in LA. It's such a clusterfuck of cultures, fashion, ideals, art, music you name it. There are stands upon stands with people just trying to make a living off of whatever they can create or pull together that a tourist would enjoy. There's smells of wonderful food, different kinds of music, people shouting about the wonders of medical marijuana (i guess it just became legal here? *shrug*) and so many magical outfits. Sadly I never found where the free wall was there (where people can tag legally) we tried to find it but I couldn't remember where it was. Oh well it still was an extremely enjoyable time.
That evening after a hot meal with my mother the three of us headed to Griffith, my second favorite place in LA. There have been a good number of film scenes made here including a scene in Transformers. The view at sunset here is just amazing plus the building itself Ive always enjoyed. My mother for my 20th birthday (this June) gave me her Canon AE-1. My jaw dropped, Ive heard a few of my photo major friends wishing they had this camera. I'm almost ashamed to have it, I feel like someone who's never rode a horse and yet they get a purebred stallion for their birthday. It's just a huge push to stop dicking around and actually LEARN how to do photography.
Other Photos I enjoyed:
What's more intimidating? A cop on a car that you see normally or a A FUCKING HORSE. They rode right between Beej and I as we were munching on magical gyros and falafel wraps. Saw cops on foot, car, horse, bike and ugly scooter thing today in the same block radius... kinda overkill haha.
Hahaha artsy cropping! Once again didn't look at how my photos turned out till I got home.