This hybrid photography and storytelling show is designed to create an experience that harbors connection through visual storytelling while also celebrating the inherent photographer in every person.
The first 100 participants will be entered into a drawing where one winner will receive $100 from Tuttle Cameras.
By donating 100% of the profits from book sales directly to the bar, the photographers hope to help support the live-music mainstay during the COVID-19 pandemic until business can return to normal operations.
The show is “an invitation to use your own camera and workspace in seeing even the smallest things around you a bit differently every day.”
The HeART of the City Award event celebrates the nonprofit organization’s three years of “wholeheARTedly loving our city and telling its stories.”
More than 20 collections will be on display at The LGBTQ Center of Long Beach starting Saturday, featuring photos and ephemera from the West Hollywood-based June Mazer Lesbian Archives.
With the latest edition of his Power of Choice exhibit, Long Beach-based photographer Duke Givens amplifies the impact of choices by juxtaposing the diverse paths of friends and colleagues.
Matt Roberts first set out on Dec. 18, 2012, on a mountain bike armed with his Canon Rebel, to document the people of Long Beach.
As a longshoremen of nearly 20 years and a San Pedro resident for life, 53-year-old Ibarra calls himself “old”, but the prolific photographer still follows the music with his lens and keen eye for movement.
This Saturday the opening night of Lost But Chosen: A Tribute to Malditas, a solo photography show featuring new works from Jose Cordon, will take place at Made by Millworks from 5:00PM to 9:00PM.
