18 min
Episode 9 – Gregory Bojorquez After Hours at the Burgundy Room
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Photographer Gregory Bojorquez has had some seminal moments in his life, one of which landed his work on the front page of the LA Times, as well as a hundred other news outlets around the world. It was December, 2011. On his way to the bank, Gregory found himself caught in the crossfire of a deadly shootout between LAPD and a lone gunman at the corner of Sunset & Vine in Hollywood. Instinctively, Gregory ducked for cover, drew out his camera, and began capturing all the horror as Police shot the gunman dead.
The series of photographs went on to be part of a collection named .45 Blank and Gregory went on to have his name further solidified as one of the most talented, unique, and important photographers ever to come out of the city of Los Angeles. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. Gregory Bojorquez.
The guy … he goes for his gun all of a sudden … he acts like he’s gonna draw and the cop was right there and I just said, “Shoot him!” Gregory Bojorquez
Gregory Bojorquez Discusses:
* The famous Hollywood & Vine shootout
* The rise of amateur photography via smartphones
* Shoots he regrets
* Shooting in his neighborhood of East L.A.
* Getting discovered
* Becoming a celebrity photographer
* Shooting Nicholson Gardens in L.A.
* Shooting the MacArthur Park Hot Dog Wars
* Racism in photography
* Shooting Kobe Bryant
* Shooting Outkast
* Shooting 50 Cent
* Shooting Oliver Stone
* Shooting David Bowie
* Shooting Kobe Bryant
* Shooting the famous Alejandra in Boots
* The Power House Bar in Hollywood
* Shooting Wolf & Duck
* Tattoos
* Gallery exhibitions
https://www.instagram.com/p/_7WReLqmUl/
Links
Gregory Bojorquez - Official site
Gregory Bojorquez - Twitter
Gregory Bojorquez - Instagram
Gregory Bojorquez - Facebook
The Photography of Gregory Bojorquez - L.A. Taco
Nickerson Gardens
MacArthur Park
Power House - LA Weekly
Galerie Bene Taschen
Gregory Bojorquez - 1stdibs
HUMANIZING Greg Bojorquez - YouTube
Photographer Gregory Bojorquez has had some seminal moments in his life, one of which landed his work on the front page of the LA Times, as well as a hundred other news outlets around the world. It was December, 2011. On his way to the bank, Gregory found himself caught in the crossfire of a deadly shootout between LAPD and a lone gunman at the corner of Sunset & Vine in Hollywood. Instinctively, Gregory ducked for cover, drew out his camera, and began capturing all the horror as Police shot the gunman dead.
The series of photographs went on to be part of a collection named .45 Blank and Gregory went on to have his name further solidified as one of the most talented, unique, and important photographers ever to come out of the city of Los Angeles. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a big After Hours welcome to Mr. Gregory Bojorquez.
The guy … he goes for his gun all of a sudden … he acts like he’s gonna draw and the cop was right there and I just said, “Shoot him!” Gregory Bojorquez
Gregory Bojorquez Discusses:
* The famous Hollywood & Vine shootout
* The rise of amateur photography via smartphones
* Shoots he regrets
* Shooting in his neighborhood of East L.A.
* Getting discovered
* Becoming a celebrity photographer
* Shooting Nicholson Gardens in L.A.
* Shooting the MacArthur Park Hot Dog Wars
* Racism in photography
* Shooting Kobe Bryant
* Shooting Outkast
* Shooting 50 Cent
* Shooting Oliver Stone
* Shooting David Bowie
* Shooting Kobe Bryant
* Shooting the famous Alejandra in Boots
* The Power House Bar in Hollywood
* Shooting Wolf & Duck
* Tattoos
* Gallery exhibitions
https://www.instagram.com/p/_7WReLqmUl/
Links
Gregory Bojorquez - Official site
Gregory Bojorquez - Twitter
Gregory Bojorquez - Instagram
Gregory Bojorquez - Facebook
The Photography of Gregory Bojorquez - L.A. Taco
Nickerson Gardens
MacArthur Park
Power House - LA Weekly
Galerie Bene Taschen
Gregory Bojorquez - 1stdibs
HUMANIZING Greg Bojorquez - YouTube
18 min