Metro

Jason (Age 22)

"Been to prison?"
"Twice."

Mausoleum

Entrada

Restaurant, Union Station

Darn That Dream

ArtWorks Magazine

A nice review of "East of West LA" is in the Summer issue of ArtWorks Magazine.

"Gritty and often lonely but surprisingly hopeful...the power of his imagery comes from simplicity of purpose; in this case, to see what so many have never noticed."

"East of West LA" can be purchased at Book Soup, Hennessey + Ingalls, Skylight Books, The Stephen Cohen Gallery and Metropolitan Books. It can also purchased online from Small Press Distributors.

Down By The River

Sunset (Chinatown)

Friday Flower #4

Small Door, Dark Night

Union Station

Flower Friday

Under The Pier

Young Man With Wig And Broken Teeth

And let's not forget, "East of West LA" can also be purchased here, at Small Press Distibutors. Thanks!

Cotton Candy Popcorn

"...something I can't afford to be without - not in today's market. (Silly me! I almost said not in today's world, but that would have been inaccurate. A world is something whole, isn't it, something that can be said to have a positive charge and rhythm of its own. A world is also something we can take comfort in being a part of, but that has all been lost. It has all been lost, so that all we have left is a dirty stinking bazaar, a rat race, where everything, including the health and care of one's body is measured in terms of commerce. Now there is no rhythm. Now there is the universal equivalent of giant, legal fingernails being pulled across a blackboard, and the blackboard is owned by an insurance company posing as a long-lost friend."

From "Among The Living and Other Stories"
by William Michaelian

Chapbook, 35 pages
MuscleHead Press

Friday Flower (On A Thursday Night)

Congratulations to my friend and co-worker Carmen Mitchell. Her very popular webisode "Real Girls Guide to Everything Else" was profiled yesterday on NPR. Listen to it here.

I just finished "Rise and Shine," Simon Lewis' harrowing true story and will now read Wiliam Michaelian's chapbook of short stories, "Among The Living."

Finally, I'm going to follow in Petrea's footsteps. She has "Zen Monday" at her blog Pasadena Daily Photo. As of last week, I'm attempting Flower Friday or Friday Flower or Flower Power Friday or something.

Foggy Night

Flower Power Friday

Baby Jesus In Hollywood

Eastside Candle

Happy Monday

"East of West LA" is starting the week with a very nice review from Los Angeles photographer Aline Smithson.

And, as a reminder, "East of West LA" is available at Book Soup on Sunset Strip as well as Hennessey & Ingalls (in Hollywood), Stories in Echo Park, Metropolis Books , The Stephen Cohen Gallery, Skylight Books and Lead Apron.

Blue Hoses

Sunflower

Inside The Farmacia

Farmacia

Marketita

[click on photo to enlarge]

Double Felix

Orange-Haired Man

Train Yard

Pin Cushion [Protea]

Stetson (Boyle Hts.)

Man In A Homemade Tent

Good Friday 2010

Straight, No Chaser

Liquor Store

Prayer Wall (Downtown)

"Please take care of my baby."

Steven On Broadway

Yes, that's a homemade cane.

Dark Night of Love In West Hollywood

Red Sugarbush Protea

Dance Hall (Downtown)

Come For The Photos...

...Stay For the View

Although I can't promise another rainstorm at sundown.

Once again, come see my photos at EVO South. This Thursday, March 11, 6-9 PM.

EVO South (Penthouse!)
1155 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90015-2199
(213) 741-2700

Empty Kitchen

We Buy Gold (Downtown)

Save The Date

I'll be having a one-night-only show and book-signing on Thursday, March 11.

EVO South (Penthouse!)
1155 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90015-2199
(213) 741-2700

Come for the photos, stay for the view!

Downtown, Near Olvera Street

Sleeping Man (Downtown)

Happy (Downtown)

Valentine's Day 2010 (Downtown)

Charles (Downtown)

"From Wisconsin. Milwaukee."

Beauty Supply

Beverly Blvd.

"East of West LA" can now be purchased at The Stephen Cohen Gallery, 7358 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036.