Los Angeles is a fascinating, diverse city of epic size. It is the largest city in California, draining much of the state with its hunger for resources and splendor. Despite its narcissistic style, Los Angeles also offers some gems for photographers. Some of the more interesting areas are the Business District in Downtown, the Grand Central Market, Bradbury Building and the Public Art Sculptures spread among these streets.
Mulholland Drive meanders on top of the mountains dividing Los Angles Valley and San Fernando Valley. From here, you have excellent views of Downtown Los Angeles and San Fernando and other great vistas. The affluent communities along this drive are as far detached from downtown Los Angeles as you can imagine. Giant mansions speak of inconceivable fortunes.
Griffith Observatory sits on Mt. Hollywood in Griffith Park. The most visited observatory in the world is a photographer’s and hobby scientist’s delight. Sweeping views of the Los Angeles Basin, beautiful landscape and a large number of exhibits lure visitors and locals alike.
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