Monday, the beginning of the work and school week grind and if you regularly ride the Big Blue Bus to get to your destination, you were greeted with a huge surprise.
That’s right; the price [...]
If you spent any time walking around Santa Monica, especially on the Third Street Promenade and on Main Street, you can’t but notice the Dolphin Sculptures, which were designed by sculptor Peter Ehrlich, that are [...]
In our fast paced world and way of life here in Los Angeles, have you ever stood in one location and just looked around?
When I’m out on a shoot, I have very specific sites, [...]
Will Rogers State Beach, extending 1¾ miles along the Pacific Coast, is a popular swimming, sunning, and surfing location.
The beach is named after actor Will Rogers, who in the 1920s, bought the land and [...]
Today, after I got my own haircut, I noticed that all of the Palm Trees on Santa Monica Boulevard were also getting a haircut, so to speak.
I learned that only the brown drooping fronds on [...]
With the Downtown Art Walk, the Miracle Mile Art Walk, and the Huntington Beach Art Walk, just to name a few, why have another one?
Because each Art Walk offers a different perspective of art, different [...]
To date, Travelin’ Local has completed three gorgeous and unique e-books, each with a particular character and feel for the enclaves and neighborhoods covered. Every one of these walking tours and e-books is a labor [...]
It’s that time of year again; time to put on your dancing shoes.
The Twilight Dance Series on the Santa Monica Pier, which is in its 27th, year, will be starting on July 8th. If I [...]
Yesterday, about mid-afternoon, I was parking my car on Adelaide Drive in Santa Monica, where I was preparing to shoot the photos for a new Travelin’ Local Walking Tour E-book.
As soon as I opened my [...]
When I first moved to Southern California from the East Coast, I quickly noticed a major difference between the two coasts–each area’s trees.
Of course, due to weather differences, that’s expected. And with plants, they’re [...]
Spanning 26 acres and traversing along Ocean Avenue between San Vicente Blvd. and Colorado Ave. in Santa Monica, is Palisades Park.
It’s a favorite tourist location and walking and jogging route. Often times, you’ll find several [...]
Los Angeles is richly diverse in our people, history, culture, and ethnicity. Each day, I walk around befuddled that people are always wondering what to do or where to go–from visiting the world famous Hollywood [...]
Most people, who’re driving west along Wilshire Boulevard toward Santa Monica, pass Douglas Park. From the street side looking north, it seems and looks like a place where there’s only lawn bowling .
Admittedly, watching this [...]
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