Nikon D7000 10-24mm @ 24mm ISO 400 3-bkts f/16 Lr3, HEP1, TpzSim; PsCS5

Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church had its cornerstone laid on September 21, 1897 at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and North Orange Grove Boulevard in Pasadena, California, which was surrounded by orange groves at the time; a U.S. Postal facility now stands where the church originally stood.  In 1981 the church was cut up in to six pieces and moved to Heritage Square in Los Angeles.

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Nikon D7000 10-24mm @ 13mm ISO 400 3-bkts f/16 Lr3, HEP1, TpzSim; PsCS5

Designed by E.F. Kysor, the Perry residence was erected in 1876 in the Boyle Heights section of Los Angeles for lumber barron William Hayes Perry.  The classic Greek Revival Italianate building was accepted in its era as one of the finest, most expensive homes in the city.  In 1975 the house sat neglected and vandalized in its original location and was moved to Heritage Square by its owners, the Colonial Dames Society of America.  In 1995 the house was deeded to the Heritage Square Museum, where restoration was ongoing.

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Nikon D7000 10-24mm @ 17mm ISO 400 3-bkts f/16 Lr3, HEP1, TpzSim; PsCS5

A recurring subject in the blog, another angle on Hale House in Heritage Square in Los Angeles.  You may compare it to the previous version here.

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Nikon D7000 10-24mm @ 18mm ISO 200 1/40 f/16 +2EV -2EV, Lr3, HEP1, ASSA3; PsCS5

La Casita Del Arroyo, Pasadena, California.  Oil on cardboard treatment using Alien Skin Snap Art 3.

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Nikon D7000 18-135mm @ 40mm ISO 640 3-bkts f/16 Lr3, HEP1, TpzSim; PsCS5

Sigal Diamonds, Third and “D” Street, LaVerne, California.  ”We buy gold.”

Nikon D7000 17-135mm @ 35mm ISO 200 1/50 f/22 +2EV -2EV Lr3, HEP1, TpzSim; PsCS5

Capturing this image was topped off by grilled cheese on sourdough for Judy, a pastrami dip  on a roll with mustard and pickles for me and a bag of fries between us.  Check out this page to see the original Hat, opened in 1951.

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