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San Diego Architectural Foundation’s Open House tour with Orlando

April 5, 2017 By Orlando Barahona

Mural at the entrance to the Basile Studio
East Village | Location # 28  | Basile Studio | Mural – Photography by Orlando Barahona/Flickr

 

First, an update:

Since my first Op Ed for UrbDeZine, I’ve made the successful transition in careers I aimed to achieve: on December 21st, 2016 I celebrated my graduation as a Peer Support Specialist, a position that requires lived experience and empathy to assist and empower peers in their transition to wellness from mental challenges.Continue Reading San Diego Architectural Foundation’s Open House tour with Orlando

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Events, Feature Posts, Historic, San Diego Tagged With: 2017, Architecture, Banker's Hill, basile studio, Chinese, Chuang, Contest, East Village, First Presbyterian Church, free, garden, Gaslamp Quarter, HIPAA, housing first, landmarks, oh!, Open House, Pacific Sotheby's, photography, Prop 64, real estate, Realty, San Diego Architectural Foundation, The Barcelona, VI-SPDAT

Grey Flames: Aluminum Photo Blog

April 2, 2015 By Daniel Ebuehi

Material diagram of Pepper tree Helms, Los Angeles
Material diagram of Pepper tree Helms, Los Angeles

Over the weekend I was glad to do my monthly architecture tour through Los Angeles and Orange County. On my tour I was in search of grey flames, hot emerging materials and textures that exist within a grayscale spectrum but are much more vibrant than mundane. I analyzed and criticized aluminum, zinc, metal, grey paint, grey concrete, etc, and found these images (below) as a result, enjoy!Continue Reading Grey Flames: Aluminum Photo Blog

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Design, Feature Posts, Los Angeles, Professional Development Tagged With: Architecture, design, photography

Exhibit Review: Sink or Swim – climate change resilience in photographs at Los Angeles’s Annenberg

February 23, 2015 By Clement Lau

Sink or SwimAre you concerned about climate change?  Do you want visual evidence that it is actually happening?  Do you live in a coastal community?  Are you passionate about photography?  If you answer yes to any (or all) of these questions, I highly recommend that you pay a visit to the Annenberg Space for Photography, one of my favorite places in Los Angeles. Continue Reading Exhibit Review: Sink or Swim – climate change resilience in photographs at Los Angeles’s Annenberg

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Environment, Feature Posts, Los Angeles Tagged With: Annenberg Space for Photography, climate change, coastal communities, photography, sea level rise, Sink or Swim: Designing for a Sea Change

Exhibit Review: The Power of Photography

February 19, 2014 By Clement Lau

Power of Photography webpageI have always enjoyed flipping through the pages of National Geographic because they contain such wonderful and powerful images.  A few years ago, I was sitting in a jury room at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse in Downtown Los Angeles when I came across issues of the magazine from the 1940s and 1950s. Continue Reading Exhibit Review: The Power of Photography

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Feature Posts, Los Angeles, Review, Travel Tagged With: Annenberg Space for Photography, National Geographic, photography, The Power of Photography

The 2011 Art of Photography Show begins

August 10, 2011 By Bill Adams

Noritaka Minami - Capsule Tower FacadeAn international exhibition of photographic art 
at the elegant Lyceum Theatre Gallery in
San Diego’s historic Gaslamp QuarterContinue Reading The 2011 Art of Photography Show begins

Filed Under: Arts & Culture Tagged With: art, Art of Photography, Contest, photography, San Diego

The 2011 Art of Photography Show begins

August 10, 2011 By Bill Adams

Photographer Hal - Flesh Love Chihiro TakeshiAn international exhibition of photographic art 
at the elegant Lyceum Theatre Gallery in
San Diego’s historic Gaslamp QuarterContinue Reading The 2011 Art of Photography Show begins

Filed Under: Arts & Culture Tagged With: art, Art of Photography, Contest, photography, San Diego

San Diego At Night by Steven Churchill

July 11, 2011 By Bill Adams

Trolley Riders at Night
Photo by Steven Churchill

Photography is one of those occupations we all have contemplated pursuing as an art form at one time or another – whether as a hobby or as a profession.  Its a bit like singing. Down deep, there’s a musician in all of us.  With photography, you see something that evokes an emotion or a feeling, and you want to capture  and preserve it.Continue Reading San Diego At Night by Steven Churchill

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Feature Posts Tagged With: photography, San Diego

San Diego At Night by Steven Churchill

July 11, 2011 By Bill Adams

Trolley Riders at Night
Photo by Steven Churchill

Photography is one of those occupations we all have contemplated pursuing as an art form at one time or another – whether as a hobby or as a profession.  Its a bit like singing. Down deep, there’s a musician in all of us.  With photography, you see something that evokes an emotion or a feeling, and you want to capture  and preserve it.Continue Reading San Diego At Night by Steven Churchill

Filed Under: Arts & Culture Tagged With: photography, San Diego

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