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April 18th, 2010

Photography Portfolios

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You can view 3 galleries of my commercial and event work below — Click on the pictures to access them.

A portfolio of my Fine Art & Travel Photography can be viewed here.

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These portfolios will be part of my redesigned jweisscreative.com site shortly – please check back within the month. Inquiries regarding photo work can be sent via the CONTACT link above.

August 25th, 2009

Iglesia

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Iglesia, originally uploaded by pd88.

San Pedro La Laguna, 2007.

August 15th, 2009

Trompeta

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Trompeta, originally uploaded by pd88.

Fernando plays his horn at a Carmona House Jam session.

Mid-City Los Angeles, August 2009.

July 21st, 2009

Holy

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Holy, originally uploaded by pd88.

Taken at Echo Park Lake, Los Angeles, 2009.

In conjunction with the 2009 International Photo Walk put on by Scott Kelby.

July 13th, 2009

The Lions!

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The Lions!, originally uploaded by pd88.

This guy was chatting for the Lions’ performance at FunkRumble. Taken in L.A.’s Chinatown, July 12th, 2009.

Anyone know his name?

July 11th, 2009

Three Steps from Heaven

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Three Steps from Heaven, originally uploaded by pd88.

We’re a lot closer than we think.

July 9th, 2009

Don’t be a Square

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Don’t be a Square, originally uploaded by pd88.

Solvang CA, July 4th 2009.

July 9th, 2009

Intersection

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Intersection, originally uploaded by pd88.

July 2nd, 2009

With Colored Head

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With Colored Head, originally uploaded by pd88.

Los Angeles Burning Man Decom 2007.

Matching mask and pants!

July 1st, 2009

B1

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B1, originally uploaded by pd88.

Taken at the Bowtie Parcel, Los Angeles River. June 2009.

This parcel borders the river, and is the only part of the river with a natural bottom. Apparently the Corps of Engineers couldn’t get the concrete to settle here – the river was too wild! Also on the parcel are lots of dead palm trees, and assorted ephemera that seem to be left over from the Red Car days.