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Los Angeles

All Around The L.A. Area

Back in the day, Los Angeles was all about the glitz and glamour of the movie stars. Today, the streets are lined with homeless camps and poverty. But don't worry, just a five minute drive down the road and you will be in the million dollar area of Bel Air and Rodeo Dr. As a street photographer, I want to capture the disparity between the two worlds that are only miles apart from each other. These photos were taken throughout the Los Angeles area, from Malibu, to Union Station, and everything in between.

Two men sleeping in large chairs at Union Station in Los Angeles.

A homeless man sleeps using his trash bag of belongings as a pillow.

Commuters in a transportation terminal are slightly blurred to convey movement.

A single woman is riding up an escalator, directly facing the camera.

People wait at a fish market to place their order.

Stacks of places fill the frame of the photo to create an abstract photo of horizontal lines and some oval shapes.

Workers in a fish market are preparing an order behind the fish display counter.

A dog waits for his owners to share some of their delicious Mexican with him while visiting Olvera Street in Los Angeles.

Commuters sleep in the retro style chairs at the Los Angeles Union Train Station.

Architecture inside a building, showing large windows along with an exit sign and a clock above a doorway.

A young man sits cold and alone outside of a building along a street in Los Angeles.

Three children are playing with a wagon along a street. One child is pulling the wagon while another rides in the wagon, and another pushes from behind. Panning is used show motion.

A couple share a tight hug while under a graffitied overpass at the beach.

A man is dancing to the music of street musicians at Venice Beach, CA.

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