By Robert Emslie
Not many people think of LA as a place of beauty, but it’s all in where you look and how you look at things. Here we have the Fourth Street Bridge spanning the concrete canyon that is the tamed Los Angeles River. Arches, powerlines, and a mid-day sun conspire to provide a symmetry that’s both beautiful and representational of the east of downtown industrial area in which this photo was taken.
We’re not the only ones to consider it praiseworthy, this photo, by jojomelons, was one of the winning entries in the Lomography 10 Prophecies of the Analogue Future competition. Check it, and the other winners out here.
Image source: [lomography.com]
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