O' Bedlam!!!

The blog of Luciano Noble II.

Photos & I = BFF

What I'm looking at, listening to, eating, doing, thinking (kinda), hating on, in love with, stalking, coveting, rocking out to.


Photography is Love.

Love is God.

Photography is God.


Fund my photographic endeavors:


Email me: louobedlam@gmail.com

My website: LOUOBEDLAM.COM

Where I write every Friday: manolith

Where I write a lot, in teeny tiny bits:
twitter

Where most of my photos are:
flickr

Where you can look at all the photos on this blog:
gallery

Burger Day: (where I try to find the best burger in LA, and write about it!!!!): MMmmmmm

Where I play chess:
gameKnot



Sites I Like:
Laura Taylor
Julia Galdo
The Last Days of Polaroid
Awkwardly Social
Warren Ellis
Grant Morrison
I figured it was gonna be easy, see.  Shoot Whitney and her family, who were visiting from the east coast.  How hard could that be?
THIS IS THE PART WHERE I TELL YOU HOW IT WAS INCREDIBLY HARD.
Except it wasn’t. They were all adorable.  Mom, dad, grandma and Whitney…man, I had a ball.  All members of The Tribe, that’s when it turned.  When we started talking yiddish and bar mitzvahs, it was like being with my own family.
Cute as buttons, all of ‘em.
So thanks for letting me crack wise to your parents and hit on your nana, Whitney, y’all were awesome.

I figured it was gonna be easy, see.  Shoot Whitney and her family, who were visiting from the east coast.  How hard could that be?

THIS IS THE PART WHERE I TELL YOU HOW IT WAS INCREDIBLY HARD.

Except it wasn’t. They were all adorable.  Mom, dad, grandma and Whitney…man, I had a ball.  All members of The Tribe, that’s when it turned.  When we started talking yiddish and bar mitzvahs, it was like being with my own family.

Cute as buttons, all of ‘em.

So thanks for letting me crack wise to your parents and hit on your nana, Whitney, y’all were awesome.

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Ryan McGinley shoots athletes from the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Ryan McGinley shoots athletes from the 2010 Winter Olympics.

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And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom Anaïs Nin
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My weekly Manolith column is up!!!
This week: Barbara, and what it’s like to be a minority, maybe, for me, maybe for her.
CLICK HERE!!!

My weekly Manolith column is up!!!

This week: Barbara, and what it’s like to be a minority, maybe, for me, maybe for her.

CLICK HERE!!!

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838pm. Tomorrow, I’m back. Back into the regular rhythm of things.  Spent last week in Vegas, a city that is a feast for the eyes.  But when I travel, I don’t shoot so much. Dunno why.  So I’ve spent the past few days lining things up. IThat means 4, maybe 5 shoots this week.  Working a Lakers game, tomorrow.  Maybe a burger somewhere in there.
Back to plans (oh how I love plans) and photos (OH, how I love photos) and hanging out with friends and hanging around in my favorite city.
Traveling was fun, seeing friends I rarely see was awesome. But I am a one-city man.  More than a few days away, I start to ache for home.
AND SO, for all of you out there who are glad to be exactly where you are, this shot of Carré is for you.

838pm. Tomorrow, I’m back. Back into the regular rhythm of things.  Spent last week in Vegas, a city that is a feast for the eyes.  But when I travel, I don’t shoot so much. Dunno why.  So I’ve spent the past few days lining things up. IThat means 4, maybe 5 shoots this week.  Working a Lakers game, tomorrow.  Maybe a burger somewhere in there.

Back to plans (oh how I love plans) and photos (OH, how I love photos) and hanging out with friends and hanging around in my favorite city.

Traveling was fun, seeing friends I rarely see was awesome. But I am a one-city man.  More than a few days away, I start to ache for home.

AND SO, for all of you out there who are glad to be exactly where you are, this shot of Carré is for you.

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JONI IN KAUAI (via neil △ krug)
Witness the power of a fully operational Polaroid.

JONI IN KAUAI (via neil △ krug)

Witness the power of a fully operational Polaroid.

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jimisland:

ianbroyles:

jim, del, and lou at the se7en shoot at the ranch


Not a bad way to spend my first day back in LA.
Yeah, my photos from this shoot, not the best.  But such a good time I had! Great group of people, all of ‘em 100% into doing their part.
And there were scooby snacks.  Delicious.

jimisland:

ianbroyles:

jim, del, and lou at the se7en shoot at the ranch

Not a bad way to spend my first day back in LA.

Yeah, my photos from this shoot, not the best.  But such a good time I had! Great group of people, all of ‘em 100% into doing their part.

And there were scooby snacks.  Delicious.

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Nothing is less real than realism. Details are confusing. It is only by selection, by elimination, by emphasis, that we get at the real meaning of things. Georgia O’Keefe (via amaclean)
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hydeordie:

Chuck Close Lucas 1987
Finally a visual artist has been nominated to the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, and I can’t think of someone better.
Fred Goldring, Sheila Johnson, Pamela Joyner, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Ken Solomon have also been nominated.

I wish everything looked like this.

hydeordie:

Chuck Close Lucas 1987

Finally a visual artist has been nominated to the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, and I can’t think of someone better.

Fred Goldring, Sheila Johnson, Pamela Joyner, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Ken Solomon have also been nominated.

I wish everything looked like this.

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Parting with friends is a sadness. A place is only a place. Thufir Hawat
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bexfinch:

day 24

I’m in Vegas until the end of the week, and I left all my photos on the hard drive at home.  So posting will be both sporadic and filled with pictures not my own.
Which brings me to Ms. Finch, here.  I had a whole bunch of excellent descriptive stuff to…well, describe this, but I think I can best sum it up thusly:
Damn.
As my dad would say, “that’s one cool glass of water, son.”

bexfinch:

day 24

I’m in Vegas until the end of the week, and I left all my photos on the hard drive at home.  So posting will be both sporadic and filled with pictures not my own.

Which brings me to Ms. Finch, here.  I had a whole bunch of excellent descriptive stuff to…well, describe this, but I think I can best sum it up thusly:

Damn.

As my dad would say, “that’s one cool glass of water, son.”

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