The parking lot of Lomita Feed Store is stacked with bales of hay, ready for customers from neighboring communities with horse property. The City of Lomita still has plenty of old-school businesses that help maintain the city's character.
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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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- Hidden Highlands Road, Agoura Hills
- Wedding Reception, Shadow Hills
- Car Wash, Duarte
- San Jose Creek, City of Industry
- Helicopter, Whittier
- Mobile Home with Palm Tree, Covina
- Hospital Tour, Pasadena
- Conveyor, Irwindale
- Train Depot, Monrovia
- San Gabriel River, South El Monte
- Prepared For Rain, East Los Angeles
- L.A. County Fair, Pomona
- Old Barn, Montebello
- Bonaventure Hotel, Los Angeles
- Panda Express, La Canada
- Neon Sign, La Crescenta
- 6th Street Bridge, Los Angeles
- The Original Pantry Cafe, Los Angeles
- Lunada Bay, Rancho Palos Verdes
- Hay Bales, Lomita
- Harbor Regional Park, Harbor City
- Project Playhouse, Thousand Oaks
- "McMansion", Mayflower Village
- Frisbee Football, Burbank
- Back To School, La Mirada
- Landscape, Del Valle
- Easy Rider, Newhall
- Labor Day, Malibu
- Manzanar Diorama, Little Tokyo
- Golf Course, Sunland
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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.