International Photographers Association of Los Angeles 洛杉磯國際攝影家協會

虽未能亲眼目睹占领洛杉矶运动之始,却能从Frank,许彬,大张,老赵和农夫甲所拍摄的片中感同身受,受益良多.正在望片兴叹之际,老赵一通电话惊酲梦中人,只要用心,总有机会.于是在回美后的第一个星期六---十月二十九日, 亲身体验了一下"暴风骤雨"过后的Downtown LA.上一些片子,顶一下热恋纪实摄影的人们.

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又一组“占领华尔街”——“占领洛杉矶”的花絮姗姗“出炉”了......，因为特殊原因，John Shi 没有赶上“大游行”，但他并没有气馁，随即赶往现场，用自己的视角及对此次事件的理解，较客观的拍摄了一组花絮，值得推崇。John Shi 学习摄影才一年多，他刻苦钻研，勤学多拍，以至进步很快。从光影的控制，瞬间的把握，影调的处理及构图都有独到之处，特别是在“纪实摄影”方面的努力可见一斑。

听说已经收摊了...John赶上了最后一波...

精神可嘉，片子可读，
还没收推，还友戏

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顶一下。继续关注。

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啥时候收啊？

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According to the Los Angeles Times, city officials and members of Occupy Los Angeles have been meeting to work out a deal to end the encampment around City Hall peacefully. The city is offering them 10,000 square feet of downtown office space for a dollar a year, some farmland and additional housing for the homeless Occupy contingent if they all pack up and clear off.

Whether or not the deal with go through is anyone's guess. Many in the Occupy movement weren't pleased with the idea that some members were taking it upon themselves to negotiate with city officials.

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这就要被河蟹了？

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The city is offering them 10,000 square feet of downtown office space for a dollar a year, some farmland and additional housing for the homeless Occupy contingent if they all pack up and clear off.

如果成了，沙龙又可以开发一人像基地了。

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来自 LA Times 的报道（November 22, 2011 | 6:39 pm）：
Occupy L.A. protesters say city wants them out by Monday

There were growing signs Tuesday that city officials were moving to bring the Occupy L.A. encampment to an end.

Los Angeles officials have given Occupy LA protesters a Nov. 28 deadline to get off the City Hall lawn, according to protesters who have been in negotiations with the city.

At a meeting on the west steps of City Hall Tuesday afternoon, the negotiators told their fellow protesters that they have asked for an extension of that deadline as they decide how to respond to the city’s recent proposal to give them a work space in a city-owned building nearby.

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Neither L.A. officials near Los Angeles Police Department commanders could immediately confirm the deadline. A top LAPD source said there were no imminent plans to remove people from the camp.

According to Scott Shuster, a protester who said he has been present in all of the meetings with the city, city officials on Tuesday backed down from their proposal for work space, blaming political difficulties within City Hall. He and others said officials said those difficulties include getting the necessary permission from various agencies and possible pushback by council members.

City Councilwoman Jan Perry’s downtown district takes in the Los Angeles Mall, a city-owned shopping center adjacent to City Hall where protesters said they were offered work space by city officials. On Tuesday, she said had not been approached about the proposal by the city officials in charge of the negotiations, who include representatives from the mayor’s office.

“I have not been approached,” she said. “I have not been contacted about it.”

She also said she had not complained about not being asked, and said she would refrain from commenting on the matter until a formal proposal was made.

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