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Los Angeles | Venice Beach
Venice Beach, Los Angeles © Doug Kim, Leica MP 0.58, 35mm Summicron, Kodak Tri-X
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Hollywood | Happy & Bret
Happy & Bret, Hollywood © Doug Kim, Leica MP 0.58, 35mm Summicron, Kodak Tri-X
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Mary Ellen Mark | Oaxaca Workshop Review, Pt 2
After 14 years of shooting, I had reached a point with my photography where I felt stuck. I was rehashing ideas, relying on a standard bag of tricks, not feeling that creative spark and excitement. My...
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Memoirs of a Geisha | Background Actors
In 2005, me and a friend started checking out general casting calls. She was a freelance programmer and, as a photographer, we were both a little slow at the time. I am not an actor and never wanted to...
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Clubracer | Fontana Raceway
I always say that I see in black & white. Then non-photographers think that I mean that I am color blind. Or other photographers think that I am being a pretentious, arty B&W snob. I should...
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Los Angeles | Walt Disney Concert Hall
Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles; Nikon D300, 35-70mm Nikkor © Doug Kim
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Los Angeles | Genie & Judith
Genie & Judith, Los Angeles; Leica M6 TTL 0.58, 35mm Summicron, Agfa APX 400 © Doug Kim
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Portrait | Linds
Linds is one of my best friends and I love her look and her style, full of so many contrasts, so strikingly different. She is not comfortable in front of the camera but I still shot her whenever I...
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Venice | Muscle Beach
Going through the archives. Shot sometime in 2004. I think. Muscle Beach, Venice, California; Nikon F5, 35-70mm Nikkor, Agfa APX 400 © Doug Kim Muscle Beach, Venice, California; Nikon F5, 35-70mm...
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Malibu | El Matador
El Matador, Mailbu; Leica M6 TTL 0.58, 35mm Summicron, Kodak Tri-X © Doug Kim El Matador, Mailbu; Leica M6 TTL 0.58, 35mm Summicron, Kodak Tri-X © Doug Kim
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