I’ve been thinking a lot about finding new subjects to write about and shoot. Sure, part of it is because the people in my life literally run from me with talk-to-the-hand motions whenever they see me take off my camera lens cap. Also, after 4 years of daily photoblogging a city of only 3-odd square [...]
“I wouldn’t presume to define noir – if we could define it, we wouldn’t need to use a French word for it – but it seems to me it’s more a way of looking at the world than what one sees.” ― Lawrence Block Read the Full Story at Glimpses of South Pasadena
(The drive back home from Old Town last night was beautiful…) Read the Full Story at Glimpses of South Pasadena
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Sure, the Langham Huntington Pasadena is technically next door to South Pas, but it’s close enough to feel like part of the neighborhood. Plus, exploring the grandeur of this early 20th Century hotel feels a little bit like going back in time to when South Pasadena’s own Raymond Hotel was in its heyday. When you [...]
It’s the first of the month, and that means Theme Day for participating City Daily Photo bloggers. This month’s theme is Numbers. If you walk around the grounds of South Pasadena High School, you’ll see these tiles embedded all over the place. For years I tried to figure out what they meant. Was the architect [...]
“I am the dream and you my gates of entry,The means by which I waken into light.” –Alec Derwent Hope Read the Full Story at Glimpses of South Pasadena
You could feel the hope and determination at the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center yesterday as dozens of San Gabriel Valley kids practiced their strokes and imagined their own gold medals. Here’s to all the future champions. Read the Full Story at Glimpses of South Pasadena
(Look! I caught one waiting at the railroad tracks!) Read the Full Story at Glimpses of South Pasadena
The Bible sure mentions palm trees a lot. I barely remember this part of my Lutheran elementary school education. In fact, what I remember most about my school Bible studies is the fact that my 6th grade teacher Mrs. Lange told me that I would burn in hell if I kept passing notes to David [...]
