This is the view from San Rafael Ave. looking across a ravine to some homes hugging the hillside in Mt. Washington. In the early 1900s, a funicular railway served the area for easier access up and down the steep hills.
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snapshot, n. - an isolated observation (American Heritage Dictionary) Photographer Christopher Grisanti takes you on a daily photographic journey through the Los Angeles area with both current and archived images of the local landscape and its people.
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- Fenced Hillside, Monterey Hills
- Natural History Museum, Los Angeles
- Original Tommy's, Los Angeles
- The Citadel, City of Commerce
- Birthday Present, Monrovia
- Fish Jerky?, Glassell Park
- Hillside Homes, Mt. Washington
- L.A. River, Atwater Village
- Echo Lake, Echo Park
- Alley, South El Monte
- Dead Trees, Woodland Hills
- Angel Statue, Mission Hills
- Windy Day, Winnetka
- Collectible Glitz, Canoga Park
- Downey Studios, Downey
- Latin Playboy, East Los Angeles
- Ice Skating, Los Angeles
- Old Chrysler, Duarte
- Bradbury Building, Los Angeles
- Auto Transporter, Encino
- Break Time, West Covina
- Whittier College, Whittier
- Door, Tujunga
- Tree Recycling, Sunland
- Beach Volleyball, Laguna Beach
- Garduno's, Montebello
- The Commons, Calabasas
- Lake Lindero, Agoura Hills
- Bizarre Building, Studio City
- The Day After, Pasadena
- Morning Sky, Malibu
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About Me
- Grisanti
- My life as a photographer began after the death of my sister in 1990. It was through her encouragement that I turned a hobby into a professional career.