This large headstone sits atop a grave at Angelus-Rosedale Cemetery in Los Angeles. Founded as Rosedale Cemetery in 1884, it was the first graveyard in L.A. open to all races. Apparently, someone realized that death does not discriminate.
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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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- Floating Door, Glassell Park
- NorthLake Entrance, Castaic
- Bikes, Santa Monica
- Clubhouse Construction, Calabasas
- Cosmetology Students, Glendora
- Sawdust Festival, Laguna Beach
- Weigh-In, Pico Rivera
- Coffee House, Monrovia
- Empty Horse Stalls, Stevenson Ranch
- Stray Cats, Cheviot Hills
- Sports Billboard, Palms
- Summer Squash, Mar Vista
- Ocean Mural, Ocean Park
- Boardwalk Area, Venice Beach
- Abandonded Boat, Santa Monica Mountains
- Pizza Dough, Valley Village
- Denim, Koreatown
- Peacock, Arcadia
- Headstone, Los Angeles
- Painted Barber Shop, Echo Park
- Kaleidoscope Entrance, Pasadena
- Endless Soda, Highland Park
- Landmark, West Adams Heights
- Railroad Tracks, Los Nietos
- Country Road, Via Verde
- Food Stand, Lincoln Heights
- Old Glory Design, Temple City
- Just Married, Manhattan Beach
- School Hallway, Los Angeles
- Furniture, Faircrest Heights
- Sports Pavillion, La Verne
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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.