Last weekend I was able to cover three shows in one night and explore three distinct galleries in the Los Angeles area, each with their own culture and style. From Mid City Arts to Corey Helford Gallery to Known Gallery it was a great night to explore the LA art scene. This is a collection of photos that tell the story of that night from my perspective...
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Diary of a Photographer: LA Gallery Hopping
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