Settings: Part 37

It's time to put on your director's caps, people. Tell me: if this were the setting for a scene in a movie, what would happen here?

School Daze

Last week, South Pas students headed back to school. This week, I muse about it over at my Patch column. (Make sure to watch the video. You might just spot your child in it!)

It should post some time after lunch today -- unless I'm officially tardy. (Don't even get me started on how many notes my poor mother wrote to excuse me for being late to class...)

So, what do you remember most about school?

Messages Underfoot

You guys know how much I love these sidewalk scrawls. (Whenever I see this one I think it either says Rock or I Love Calvin Klein.)

Faces (#7)

Well, what do you know? These faces look familiar...

I wrap up my week of street portraits with an easy shot: me and my two favorite people.

Faces (#6)

"Are you taking pictures for a newspaper?"

"No."

"A magazine?"

"Nope."

"Are you a well-known photographer?"

"Hardly."

"Just wait. These pictures of us will make you famous!"

I continue with my week of street portraits -- and I have it on good authority that this one will make me famous.

Faces (#5)

We should all be this happy when we're working.

This week, I present a series of street portraits. These are the faces of our community.

Faces (#4)

It's back to school today for South Pasadena kids. Here's to the new generation.

We're a community of many different faces. This week, I present a series of street portraits.

Faces (#3)

This contemplative woman captured my attention at the Farmer's Market. She seemed lost in thought and lit from within.

I continue with this week's series of street portraits. Take a look at the faces of our community.

Faces (#2)

"You need a couple of great models?"

I'm not sure which one of these gentleman said it, but I'm glad I listened and grabbed the shot. It's grainy and overlit, but those gorgeous, megawatt smiles are worth a thousand better photographs.

I continue this week's street portrait project. Join me as I present the many faces of our city.

Faces (#1)

What is the true face of South Pas? Well, it will take a few days to show you.

This week, I present a series of street portraits from in and around South Pasadena. Join me as I look at our own reflection.

Caption This Photo (#73)

Anyone? Anyone?

One way of looking at it...

I figure, if you feel like you're bashing your head into a brick wall, it might as well be as pretty as this one!