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Clockshop: Carmen Argote, Last Light, Short Film

I documented artist Carmen Argote (@carmen.argote) on one of her regular walking routes through the city during quarantine.

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Clockshop: Carmina Escobar Performance, “FUENTES / This Nature Of Ours"

Escobar filled the historic Roundhouse at the Bowtie Project with light and sound for her site-specific performance FUENTES / This Nature of Ours.

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Clockshop: Diana Nyad, Reading by Moonrise

I had the privilege of photographing Clockshop's most recent event with Diana Nyad at Bowtie Project, two weekends ago this July.

☀︎ GINA CLYNE is a Los Angeles-based photojournalistic, traveling photographer who shoots documentary-style digital & analog film (35mm & 120 film) photographs for weddings + arts & cultural events throughout California & destination weddings around the world. ☀︎

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