Hanging at the border

Checking out things on the other side of the fence in Tijuana.

Tacos and Fanta for energy.

Experiencing a little bit of culture

My yearly dose of culture with a visit to the Huntington Library and Garden.

Myung’s homepage launched

After hours of grueling coding, suffering through carpal tunnel and missing out on my nap, I spent my staycation building my homepage.

See it here: www.myungchunphotography.com

Orchard, Piru

Driving along in Piru one morning when I saw this.

Daikokuya — Wow! No waiting!

My homage to Daikokuya ramen in Little Tokyo.

•Bert

••Daikoku ramen.

•••Shredded pork bowl.

Walking around LA at night…really.

Some sights around downtown Los Angeles. I was inspired on my walk back to the office after a delicious bowl of ramen in Little Tokyo. (All photos by Myung J. Chun, Copyright © 2009)

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CalTrans. Your tax dollars at work.

The new LAPD headquarter. Your tax dollars at work.

CalTrans. Your tax dollars providing this cool, red walkway.

The LAT in all its splendor.

Yummy

See, I’m all grows up now so I don’t play with my food…instead, I just take pictures of it. It’s not nearly as annoying, unless you’re with me.

All photos by Myung J. Chun, Copyright © 2008

Obama election sells many more newspapers

Barack Obama’s historic win is driving the sale of lots of newspapers. This is what it looked like in the LA Times’ lobby on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2008.

–Myung

History in the making…for some

Barack Obama’s election victory was historic as he won by a landslide — in electoral college votes. If you compare the popular votes, a good portion of the country just didn’t buy what he was selling. Residents in the Crenshaw District of Los Angeles read excerpts of Obama’s election night speech and talked about what resonated with them in this video I shot for the Los Angeles Times.

–Myung

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