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Dreamy Los Angeles: 28 Pictures Of Streets And Art Deco Buildings That I Took
I created a series of pictures of the streets of Los Angeles.
I strolled through the streets randomly and took dreamy pictures of art deco buildings, giving an urban pastel side to this beautiful city.
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I studied photography at the Efet school in Paris. Right after I got my diploma, I flew to Bora Bora in French Polynésia where I started to work as a wedding photographer. Quite quickly I got noticed and became one of the 30 rising stars of photographers in 2015.
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Russ Kincade 3 years ago
Beautiful photos. L.A. has so many people per square inch, it is amazing that she got these shots that make it look nearly unpopulated.
Cenarick Gaming 3 years ago
actually there is more poeple per mile then inch do your reserch sheeple
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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
I think of these as Miami colours! Coral and turquoise are so gorgeous together!
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Cenarick Gaming 3 years ago
omg this amount of chips is tooo much for a photo i hate pringles they are worst then coffee period. chips are worst than people who east meat i cant beileve people would eat suck disgusting treash. im vegan and this is a haunting image
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my mom would get some tamarind candy for me from a stall like this as a kid ;w;
In 2016 my husband and I started to take photos from above with the help of drones and as we were the 1st ones creating these types of images, we've been interviewed by DJI and published worldwide for this new idea.
Right after I went to Cuba, I took photos very differently from what we are used to seeing in this city, which led me to start taking photos in a different field: travel. Since then, I have been mixing my work between wedding and travel photography.
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Cenarick Gaming 3 years ago
i dont like them they are boring and bland cringe
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The most difficult part of the creative process for me is finding time to travel but I like it when I take a picture that I feel reflects my inner way of seeing things.
I am passionate about photography as it gives me the opportunity to express my vision of the world and if some people can be touched by my work that s very rewarding.
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I like Los Angeles for its cool way of life and its amazing light. I was there in February and discovered new areas like downtown, which is a unique place.
I am still going to travel to discover new cities. I am also starting to do travel illustrations that you can find on my Etsy shop, which is also another way to express my vision of the world I live in.
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the shrimp whisperer 2 years ago
coming from someone who spent some time there: it's very hot and very dry (not much rain), and it is expensive, be sure to pack light clothing and don't be a fanboy/girl to any famous people you meet, they are just living their lives lmao. the music is great. the food is great. except for barbecue but we don't talk about that XD
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Bri Lancaster 3 years ago
Are you sure this is LA? No oceans here have such blue waters 😂 I was born here and lived here my whole life so I would know.
ElenaK 3 years ago
It's so highly processed that all the pics look whitewashed.
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Steve Fischer 3 years ago
That tall building in the background is 100 Wilshire Blvd. I used to work on the third floor facing the beach for 18 years. Best view in the world! The building next to it was the Lawrence Welk building
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the shrimp whisperer 2 years ago (edited)
can confirm the bikeshop feels like la though, it's the color of the light on the pavement
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Der Kommissar 2 years ago (edited)
they sell Hinano beer which is from Tahiti. I have had a few Hinanos at Hinano's
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the shrimp whisperer 2 years ago
yea the second picture is triggering to me cause i cant see the ground idk why
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ALEXIS CISNEROS 3 years ago
my grandma lived there for a while i think, i remember it had that " surf" sign but i may be wrong
the shrimp whisperer 2 years ago (edited)
cool, a part of your life will be immortalized forever in this photograph
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While exploring the vibrant streets of Los Angeles to capture its art deco buildings, it's clear that each city offers its own unique charm. Similarly, I took aim at another corner of California's charm in Santa Monica.
If you're interested in more of California's stunning scenery, you might want to see the captivating landscapes of the Santa Monica Pier.
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ohjojo 3 years ago
A bunch of them are Venice California a few blocks from my house. A lot grittier. She sure makes it look like a pretty pretty place. With her palette, the photos are beautiful
ALEXIS CISNEROS 3 years ago
yeah, but Venice has its own charm am i right?
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Rachel Fagerburg 3 years ago
I love the pastel, candy-colored pallette here. I want to print some of these out and display them!
ohjojo 3 years ago
A bunch of them are Venice California a few blocks from my house. A lot grittier. She sure makes it look like a pretty pretty place. With her palette, the photos are beautiful
ALEXIS CISNEROS 3 years ago
yeah, but Venice has its own charm am i right?
Load More Replies... Rachel Fagerburg 3 years ago
I love the pastel, candy-colored pallette here. I want to print some of these out and display them!
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