Yesterday, I went to PhotoL.A. – 2019, at the historic Barker Hangar, in Santa Monica. It was raining. Not a light shower or drizzle, it was
raining. You can still see the art fair
today up until 4pm, (I believe but check the link above to be sure) but the
earlier you go today (opens at 11:00am) the better chance you have of not being
rained on.
For me, it was a good photography
art fair. I liked the old location in
Los Angeles better but this this still worked.
I saw a lot of really good work and I saw work that made me feel good
about the work I’m doing with my images. My website shows a lot what I’m doing
except my Motion Project – it’s not ready to go on the site yet. But this might have been my last Photo L.A. You know when you get that feeling that
something is out of sorts – something is not quite working. The last time I went to this art fair was 3 years
ago and I got that same kind of feeling then too. I have experienced that “feeling” in different
setting and places from here to the other side do the world – and I have had these
“feeling” since I was a child. No one
said or did anything to me nor did I see something along those lines. But there is non-verbal communication going on
all the time – I have learned to be cognizant of it. But this is a great event for photographic art
lovers.
And this is one of Ms. Hui Yi's images I took of her post card.
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