Annenberg Space for Photography

This is part of a series of short little FStops photo excursions around the LA area. They are designed to be relatively low key meet-ups where we can exercise our cameras and share ideas. We are fortunate that LA offers so many opportunities for photographers to shoot such a diverse array of subjects. Hopefully, throughout this year, we can experience quite a few of them.

In general, these outings will be held on weekdays and will feature an hour or two of photographing. (Also to be included will be visits to museums where the objective is to broaden our creative knowledge.)

This field trip is more about the appreciation great photography. On Wednesday, January 30th at 11am, we will meet at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City. Of course you can bring a camera but the focus of this visit will be viewing the exhibits. The current exhibition is called, "no strangers: ancient wisdom in a modern world", a group show about the wonder of culture and the plight of indigenous people throughout the world.

Some info:

1.The museum is free but the parking is not. With validation from the museum, parking costs $3.50.

2.There will be very little walking involved.

3.Go to http://www.annenbergspaceforphotography.org to get driving instructions and other information.

4.We will meet outside, in front of the Annenberg. (Take the escalators up from the underground parking and ask the lobby personnel for directions)

5.If anyone wants to carpool, I recommend meeting at Woodley Park for a 10am departure.

6.Contact me, John Grusd, via email at johngrusd@gmail.com if you have any questions.