Saksaywaman

This is one of my favorite photos of Saksaywaman, also known as Saksaq Waman, Sasa Waman, and in Spanish, Sacsayhuamán.

Ten West

Freeways in LA, like arteries, transport countless cells through the urban circulatory system.

Iquitos Tiles

Many of the historical buildings in Iquitos are covered in exuberant tiles, an architectural influence from Brazil and Portugal.

Freedom Won't Wait

Heading west along 54th street towards Crenshaw.

In Flagrante Delicto

This made me burst out loud in laughter over my bowl of cereal earlier this week.

For the kid in the photo, it was just another school day and a little bit of tagging in the morning before heading into class.

What the kid didn't know was that the passengers on the bus he was tagging included Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent David L. Brewer, along with a team of reporters and photographers, including Anne Cusack, who snapped him in flagrante delicto.

Certainly, he never expected his photo to be splayed across the front page of the Los Angeles Times.

old Lima

Lima was still a small town, especially for a capital city, at least until the late 1950s

central Lima, as it had for centuries, was the focal point of Lima society, and Jirón de la Unión was the chic street in town

these photos are out on the internet, because of their age, the original copyright has expired, and they belong to the public domain