Photo Essay of Los Angeles by Leo R. Barrera
This is a photo Essay of the city we now call Los Angeles by Leo R. Barrera for Atelier Visit. It illustrates a sliver of the city’s many faces who more than 3.5 million people call home. The city originally named “El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de Los Angeles de Porciuncula” in 1781 by Spanish settlers has a rich history going back thousands of years. In 2010 there still exists a tapestry of culture, people and communities.
"110 North from Bishop's Road" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Chinatown Decorations" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Cruising Figueroa at 11th St." / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Houses on Kellam Ave." / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"In Memory of Linda Armenta" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"La Placita at night" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Vendor's Wares on Olvera St." / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"The Los Angeles River from Elysian Park" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Interior of Philippe: The Original" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"On Sunset" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"The City Of Los Angeles Central Library (and other buildings)" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Original Tommy's on Rampart and Beverly" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
"Untitiled" / © Leo R. Barrera 2010
Tags: 110 freeway, Chinatown, Elysian park, Figueroa, houses, in memory of, La placita, Leo R. Barrera, Los angeles photographer, Los Angeles River, many faces, olvera st., Philippe's, sunset, tommy's
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