The Los Angeles Zine Fest took place on the second floor of the Spring Arts Tower in the The Last Bookstore last weekend. LAZF played host to more than 75 zinemakers and to others of the L.A. arts community in celebrating print media.
For more photos of this event, visit Erwin Recinos on Flickr.
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