Marvin Yan Photography

Wow…last entry was September 22!  Sorry about that…been quite, quite busy these past few months.  Got a new job…lovin it!  Not in the photography field, but my co-workers are awesome and no corporate bullshit that I’ve noticed…(at least, not yet).  But never fear, I’m still photographing…as a matter of fact, here’s a few from one of my assignments.  Some pics from black and white film will be posted in a few days as soon as I can scan them in.

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Thanks Matt!

Big “Thank You” to Matt…the owner of the “Untitled Gallery”…for putting on this show for us.  It was a blast.  Great seeing and meeting all these photographers.  The turnout was awesome.   Thanks to everyone that came out and supporting!

For those who missed the opening but would still like to see this exhibit, it will be showing until this Sunday, Sept 28th.  Address to the gallery is:

1855 Industrial Street #109
Los Angeles, CA 90021

Untitled Gallery Photo Exhibition

Come one, come all!  A few of my pictures are gonna be displayed (and for sale) at this gallery.  Yes, it’s actually called “Untitled Gallery”.  Opening night is this Saturday, September 20 from 7pm to 11pm.  If you can’t make it but would like to check it out, it will be displayed for a week until Sunday, September 28.

Address is:

1855 Industrial Street #109
Los Angeles, CA 90021

Big Congrats to Greg and Tam!!!

Congratulations guys!!!…it was a beautiful wedding and was honored to be there!  You two are the most geniune, awesome, and best human beings that I know.   Everyone should be so lucky as I to meet someone like you two in their lifetime.   Thanks man!

It was also awesome seeing all my fellow aesop’ers again! :)  … partying like we do.  Can’t believe it came and went already.  *sigh*  In the words of Greg Lontok, “Good times!”

Peace and much love !!!! 

Nisei Week

Took my bike and ventured on down to Little Tokyo this past weekend for the Nisei Week Festival.  From what I’ve heard, it wasn’t as big as prior years (ie. no tofu festival)…and the Mikoshi they had at the end of the parade was tiny in comparison to the one that was used when I volunteered a long time ago.

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