Penny Richards' photos with the keyword: RedondoBeach

Warfield Avenue in Redondo Beach. No crowds, no traffic, no parking problems. Thanks to my friendly neighbor for shouting "There it is!" (Because I was looking in the wrong direction. Typical.)

Best I could manage with my little point-and-shoot. Between eclipse and marine layer, t's really dark here right now, for 6:30 in late May.

Redondo Beach, 12/16/11.

My other 5x5 square at Chalk It Up today; based in part on Leslie's 1879 "Alice in Wonderland" (see below).

One of the 5x5 squares I did at Chalk It Up today--hard to photograph with all the shadows from the tree overhead. Based in part on Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot's 1845, "Woman Reading a Book" (see below).

Neighborhood Grinds, 11/15/10.

Thursday's latte.

Spontaneous friends and good Thai food save the day.

Nell and I participated in the Chalk Art Festival at Redondo Pier today. We didn't win anything, but we had a grand time, and our square seemed to be a favorite with little kids. It's hard to see, but this is 45 minutes into the work, after we sketched in all the outlines (including outlines of all the balls).

Nell and I participated in the Chalk Art Festival at Redondo Pier today. We didn't win anything, but we had a grand time, and our square seemed to be a favorite with little kids. This is the finished square.

Nell and I participated in the Chalk Art Festival on Redondo Pier today. (That's the Pacific Ocean you can see behind us.) We didn't win anything, but we had a grand time, and our square seemed to be a favorite with little kids. Nell and I sitting with our square, waiting for the judging. The theme was "Dol-Fun," which is how we ended up with a dolphin in a ballpit and wearing a party hat. It's an Amazon River Dolphin, thus the long snout and pinkness.

Nell and I participated in the Chalk Art Festival at Redondo Pier today. We didn't win anything, but we had a grand time, and our square seemed to be a favorite with little kids. This is one of them--he was taking my picture, so I took his.

"Power of Art," an event at the AES power station in Redondo Beach, 18 October.