2021 – Tom Fasano

Merry Christmas

Tom Fasano From the Desk of Tom FasanoDecember 25, 2021 7

Sandy and I wish everyone a joyful Christmas. Hope Santa was good to you.

The Day After the Winter Solstice

Tom FasanoFrom the Desk of Tom FasanoDecember 22, 2021 5

A little bit of red left in the trees at the end of this California autumn.

Stonehenge in Someone’s Front Yard

Tom Fasano From the Desk of Tom FasanoDecember 19, 2021 4

I found Stonehenge in someone’s front yard. #stonehenge.

Cool Car – Nash Metropolitan

Tom Fasano Cool CarsDecember 18, 2021 9

I saw this cool car today. According to Wikipedia, the Nash Metropolitan is an American automobile that was assembled in England and marketed from 1953 to 1961.

Front Porch Nutcracker

Tom Fasano From the Desk of Tom FasanoDecember 16, 2021 1

Spotted on someone’s front porch today during my walk. Someone’s in the Christmas spirit.

December is Our Autumn

Tom FasanoFrom the Desk of Tom FasanoDecember 15, 2021 1

December is our autumn here in Southern California.

Christmas Spirit

Tom Fasano From the Desk of Tom FasanoDecember 3, 2021 6

Hope everyone is getting into the Christmas spirit. Maybe we’ll have some cooler weather.

Charlie the Homeless Guy

Tom FasanoFrom the Desk of Tom FasanoNovember 28, 2021 6

I paid this guy in North Hollywood a dollar to take his photograph. He said his name is Charlie and appreciated the dollar very much.

Brooding in My Chair

Tom FasanoFrom the Desk of Tom FasanoNovember 20, 2021 6

Brooding in my chair.

The Arrival of Autumn

Tom FasanoFrom the Desk of Tom FasanoNovember 15, 2021 4

Autumn is arriving finally here in Southern California.

Q & A with Simon Kossoff

Tom FasanoPhotographyNovember 14, 2021 4

Photographer and writer Simon Kossoff grew up in Hampshire and Dorset and developed an early interest in photography, starting with a family camera and Polaroids, creating scenes with his Star Wars figures. His photography journey evolved through influences like David Hockney and Harvey Benge, eventually leading to his involvement in various projects, including his Flickr group and blog, Altered States of Agoraphobia, and zines published with Bump Books. After battling addiction and living a nomadic life, Kossoff continues to explore photography’s role in his life, seeing it as a tool for personal reflection and expression.

My Dad, Orlando Fasano, Who Would’ve Been 100 Today

Tom FasanoFrom the Desk of Tom FasanoNovember 13, 2021 5

My father, Orlando, was born one hundred years ago today. Sadly, he did not live to reach his centennial, but he is fondly remembered as one of the most intelligent human beings I’ve ever known. He made a living designing nuclear-powered submarines! ’Nuff said!