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Coffee bars bring me joy. Sure, the caffeine in their cups (or my Hydro Flask) helps, but people set the tone. Meet some of the talented baristas, coffee roasters, business owners, and other Los Angeles coffee community members that I’ve photographed since 2024. They all contribute hospitality and craftsmanship to the vibrant Los Angeles coffee scene.
April 28,...
Audrey Irmas Pavilion hosted BagelFest West on April 12 in Los Angeles in partnership with Wilshire Boulevard Temple’s
Encinitas is a coastal North County community that combines five main neighborhoods: Leucadia (north), Old Leucadia (central), and Cardiff-by-the-Sea (south), with New Encinitas and Olivenhain east of the 5 freeway. The name Encinitas means “little oak trees” in Spanish, but...
Delivery trucks, vans, and cars are mobile billboards for businesses in different parts of the culinary ecosystem. Restaurants, bakeries, breweries, coffee roasters, and purveyors juggle pickups and deliveries. Driving around (mostly) California, I’m fascinated to see...
People are the driving force behind restaurants. Whenever I visit restaurants and bakeries, I like to photograph chefs, bakers, and other contributors, and not just plates or pastries. Below, you’ll find some of my favorite Los Angeles restaurant community portraits since 2022. I’ll continue to update this page based on my continuing explorations.
March 31, 202...