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Glynnis Reed

Posted on | September 21, 2007 | No Comments



If you’re on mySpace, check out Los Angeles photographer Glynnis Reed’s work (yeah, I’m an old-timer–I finally signed up on mySpace just to see her work ’cause I always thought mySpace was for the kids). But as the kids say, don’t sleep on her!

I love this group of images of the signage of small black businesses in South Central Los Angeles, where I grew up, as well as this enigmatic, cinematic collage below.

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