This cool storefront on Wilshire Blvd. was originally a camera shop, and is one of the last remaining examples of programmatic architecture in Los Angeles. Built in 1926 and remodeled in 1938, it is now a restaurant.
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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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- Casa Bianca, Eagle Rock
- Parked Cars, Charter Oak
- Abandoned Service Station, Los Angeles
- Memorial Day, Azusa
- Bahay Kubo Natin, Filipinotown
- Newsstand, Larchmont Village
- Patriotic, Torrance
- Classic VW, Los Angeles
- Disneyland, Anaheim
- Dry Riverbed, Saugus
- Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena
- Oak Tree, Santa Clarita
- Parade, Monrovia
- Magic Mountain, Valencia
- Chips Restaurant, Hawthorne
- Student Designs, Fashion District
- Watts Towers, Watts
- Freeway Tunnels, Elysian Park
- Tombstone, Sierra Madre
- Bowling Alley, Montrose
- The Darkroom, Los Angeles
- Rialto Theatre, South Pasadena
- Truck, Alhambra
- Raging Fire, Griffith Park
- Mansion, Hancock Park
- Miracle Mile, Mid-Wilshire
- Driving Range, Koreatown
- Farmers Market, Los Angeles
- National Day of Prayer, Los Angeles
- Great White Hut, Glendale
- Library, Norwood Village
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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.