Los Angeles Gets a Bath

Los Angeles receives on average 15 inches of rainfall a year, which is roughly 35 days out of the year. And on those rare 35 days, the rain is comparable to a bird bath at best. Taking full advantage of my new place smack dab in the middle of downtown LA, I grabbed my rain coat, tripod, camera, and headed down to the streets… Because today sir, we have rain!!!

LA on fire

Enjoy the sights from the rooftop of my new loft in downtown LA. Those aren’t clouds, that’s the San Fernando Valley getting smothered by ash. There’s a downside to having perfect non-rainy weather every day in SoCal, and you’re looking at it. The terrain gets so dry, a simple spark can set off a raging 1,000+ acre fire. Luckily the wind is playing in my favor and my lungs get to breath the natural polluted air of LA instead of thick burnt ash.

5, 4, 3, 2, 1, BUNGEEEEEEEeeeeee

Very very very long story short (which involved my car getting towed, 30 run-around phone calls, and driving 2hrs across LA traffic), I made a connection with the founder of Extreme Perspective Photo & Video, Doug, and turns out he needed some help at some upcoming assignments. Bungee jumping? Jet skiing? Snowboarding? Skydiving? I’m IN! It didn’t take much convincing to drag me to these events and snap a few (thousand) pics.