Welcome to "Taco de Lomography", the long-running series where some of our favorite Los Angeles based photographers take a Lomography LC-A camera equipped with a Fritz the Blitz flash into the world to capture their version of the taco lifestyle. Please enjoy the latest edition of the series by artist and photographer 2wenty.
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“People don’t see the sober; they see the matcha,” owner Ruben Puente says. “They see some dope clothing. Undercover wellness. It’s how I approach everything.”
The formula sounds simple: Gather guests, board a bus, and visit several Black-owned restaurants. But the experience unfolds as something much deeper.
“We still have to make money,” says an anonymous street vendor working through the smoke near the Lineage fire's aftermath.
An editor grieves the first anarcho punk he ever met.
Use this guide to eat your way through all of Los Angeles in real solidarity and keep coming back to support these businesses and chefs.
From small, community events to gatherings at pubs to bombastic, expensive events, we’ve got you covered for this year's World Cup.
