A Colorful Look At Los Angeles By Me

[pwright1]

The beach


















Echo Park Lake










Downtown




































Vista Hermosa Park








The homes of Angelino Heights. Many dating back to the 19th century.
















...and the rest































Thanks for stopping by.

[toddlakes]

Wow, this is very beautiful. I lived in LA when I was in college. These were the best student years. We even found a way to get rid of paperwork thanks to Paperial.com where a professional writer can write my research papers. This saved a huge amount of time spent on vacation and travel.

[mr1138]

Originally Posted by pwright1

Great pictures! Where is this? Are these the streetlamps from La La Land?

[pwright1]

Originally Posted by mr1138

Great pictures! Where is this? Are these the streetlamps from La La Land?

Yes. Urban Light is the name of the display of 1920-1930 LA streetlamps by artist Chris Burden. It's located at LACMA, Los Angeles County Museum Of Art in Los Angeles.

[OhioGuy]

So much to appreciate in this thread!

[EastSideHBG]

Lovely!

[LosAngelesSportsFan]

As always, an incredible job!

[Murphy de la Sucre]

Nice, but to be honest I was just saying that if you have enough money you can have decent life in LA or in NYC; if you don't, well, let's say you mentally hardly survive in there, just a walking d

[ChrisLA]

Originally Posted by pwright1

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I love LACMA, the Saturday afternoon Latin Jazz Concerts is some of the best entertainment one can enjoy for free. You can even take your own wine and enjoy a picnic basket, and chairs. Watching the all of the people salsa dancing is so much fun. It’s great just seeing the diversity of LA, not only are there Latin people, you get to see all the different races and ethnicities at this event. I highly recommend this to anyone visiting LA during the summer months. The museum is also open to enjoy as well, it’s such a beautiful public place to hang out.

[gatt]

beautiful!

[SLO]

Another killer thread PW.....

[citywatch]

Originally Posted by ChrisLA

I love LACMA, the Saturday afternoon Latin Jazz Concerts is some of the best entertainment one can enjoy for free. You can even take your own wine and enjoy a picnic basket, and chairs. Watching the all of the people salsa dancing is so much fun. It’s great just seeing the diversity of LA, not only are there Latin people, you get to see all the different races and ethnicities at this event. I highly recommend this to anyone visiting LA during the summer months. The museum is also open to enjoy as well, it’s such a beautiful public place to hang out.

something about the photos you've posted in the past & these ones from pwright always manage to give a good sense of this place....LA & environs....better than other snapshots....or what's commonly seen in coffee table picture books. That's where photos are of so many close ups of ppl, or food, & limited shots of a city, they could just as well be anycity USA. some may prefer that type of photo, however. But I favor pics that can be immediately identified as city a, city b or city c.

I always appreciate pwright's photo posts..

[Murphy de la Sucre]

So...this is how LA looks like nowadays eh, pretty unsurprising.

I miss the LA in 90s.

[JMKeynes]

[LosAngelesSportsFan]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

So...this is how LA looks like nowadays eh, pretty unsurprising.

I miss the LA in 90s.

What do you miss specifically? The 90's were a horrible decade for LA

[Obadno]

Its nice to see downtown LA starting to really feel big as it should.

[Austinlee]

Very nice. Love to see all the various hidden gems.