Monday, March 29, 2010

Just Ducky - Sonoma, CA

If it walks like a duck...
(Feb. 2009, at the park surrounding Sonoma City Hall)

Sonoma City Hall - Sonoma, CA

On a Monday in February, 2009

Friday, March 26, 2010

Spring at Long Beach, CA (Weekend Reflections)

The beauty of a tree in on Redondo Ave. in Long Beach, adjacent to the Water Treatment Plant. The reflection is on my car's sunroof.

Looking up at the down-view.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

STREETSCAPES: Disney Hall by Frank O. Gehry & Partners - Los Angeles, CA

Since I wasn't able to show the shimmery, reflective aspect of the polished aluminum, here is a great website to see the views inside and out, and photos taken during construction -- arcspace_architects_gehry_disney
I used to work as an usher at the Music Center across the street from Disney Hall in 1976/77. Back then, the location of the concert hall was the employees' parking lot.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

The Yellow School Bus - Carson, CA

Following the First Student yellow school bus on the 110 freeway going north

Monday, March 22, 2010

Ladies with Hats ...




... Chatting at Starbucks in Rolling Hills Est. ... Walking to church on a Sunday in Culver City.

Sunday, March 21, 2010

STREETSCAPES: LA Co. SHERIFF - Carson, CA

"A Tradition of Service - Since 1850" (March 2010)


Thursday, March 18, 2010

Monitor Art

Photo of real leaves in fall colors, converted to this boldly colored display by my monitor...What else was I to do, but take a picture?

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Mickey Holton's Citabria - Torrance, CA

Take off from Torrance Airport - June 2008.
(The on the tail is hidden from view).

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Morning Reflection with Cat (Weekend Reflection)

As I was trying to get an artistic shot of the trees and bougainvilla "flower" reflecting in a puddle, Whiskers had other thoughts.'What's so interesting here?"
"I just don't know what you are doing."
See many more reflections at James' Weekend Reflection.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Runner (detail) - Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach, CA

Eleonora Tugues (Venezuela, b. 1968)
Corredor / The Runner, 2006 bronze and wood
ed. A/P, 3/3, 79 x 79 x 8 in.
Collection of Robert Gumbiner

Monday, March 8, 2010

Reading Signs No. 5: PASEO, Rolling Hills Est., CA (Monochorme Monday)

Peninsula Center Breezeway on a Rainy Afternoon, Rolling Hills Est. - 6 March 2010
(Altered in PS3 to obtain the white tree branches.)
Click HERE for more Aileni's Monochrome Weekly shots.
Click on 'reading signs series' under label for more signs around LA.

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Enterance Reflected: MOLAA - Long Beach, CA (Weekend Reflection)

Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach, CA
"On view at the museum’s entrance is the monumental sculpture, War-Giro, by the Cuban artist Carlos Luna. The double sided figure standing over 7 feet tall depicts the duality of Cuban and Mexican heritage." molaa.org-Art-Exhibitions-past-exhibitions: Carlos Luna-El Gran Mambo

See the reflected world view at James' Weekend Reflection.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Orange ... or not? - Torrance, CA

Flowering plant at Torrance Memorial Hospital - April 2009

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Lean on me - Long Beach, CA

Windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei) at the water-conserving garden area of LB Department of Water - Admin. Office, Wardlow Rd.

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Tuesday, March 2, 2010

molaa . . Museum of Latin American Art - Long Beach, CA

molaa is located at 628 Alamitos Avenue, Long Beach.Eleonora Tugues
(Venezuela, b. 1968)
Corredor / The Runner, 2006
bronze and wood, ed. A/P, 3/3, 79 x 79 x 8 in.
Collection of Robert Gumbiner
(The scuplture is located on the right side of the museum enterance.)

Water Conservation - Long Beach, CA

LB Water Dept. Admin. Building - June 2009
At the time I took this photo, the water in the pond was gone. I noticed last week that a conctruction crew is filling in the pond completely.

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Weekend Reflection - Rolling Hills Estates, CA

Peninsula Center Library - "Snack bar" area, 26 February 2010
See many more reflections at James' Weekend Reflection.