Tag: los angeles
Maurice LaMarche & Cary Elwes Discuss The Princess Bride!

This was and awesome surprise invite from a friend. I have loved this film from my first viewing. i own it on VHS, DVD, and Laserdisc! The Princess Bride screening at Ebell Theater with Q & A with Cary Elwes moderated by Maurice LaMarche. Incredible stories told with the unbelievable voices of the film’s cast and crew performed by Cary. Cary was promoting his book, As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride. Download the audio from the Q & A here or play it bellow.
Rocky Peak trail on a beautiful day!
The weather was amazing and my work was canceled so i went on an adventure! i’ve been to Stony Point and Vasquez Rocks dozens of times, but i’d never been on this trail. From clouds to the flowers, it was a glorious hike.
Enjoy these images. I shot so many panoramas, it was hard selecting these.
No Kings 3! This time downtown!
My first No Kings protest downtown and it was exciting. Live performance, crazy characters, great signs and lots of camaraderie. i gave out stickers and made friends as we idled and marched. Unlike the first and second march, this time i traveled to downtown los angeles to participate in a much larger gathering. i couldn’t get pictures of all the incredible costumes. Everyone was so friendly and curious. i lost count of how many times i bumped into or stepped on the foot of a fellow protestor.
i climbed a mountain. almost.



I have wanted to climb Ladyface for ages. The weather was perfect and my morning was free. As i drove over, there was some fog still suspended in the morning chill. Flowers were blooming, bees buzzing, and bunnies taking care of buisness. The view from the bottom was a bit daunting. I spent too much time with my camera and drone, so i didn’t quite reach the summit. i also allowed more time than required for the decent. I will return in part 2!

A Nightvale live show in LA!
I am excited to attend my first live Nightvale event. i have enjoyed many of their podcasts over the years. i was originally introduced to Welcome to Nightvale while driving through the southwest. It was fun to see the actual humans behind the voices. I was amazed at how small a cast put on this show. It was also amazing to see Disparition in action live, a badass!






































