Category: california
Finding Beauty in the Ordinary
It’s about photographing things you see. It’s photographing the light and direction of the light. It’s not stamp collecting. It’s about a beautiful original photograph where you use your own initiative, your own individuality, your own instincts to come up with something. It doesn’t have to be the Hanging Gardens of f**king Babylon. It can…
Still Waters
A long time ago, I participated in a workshop with one of my favorite photographers, Michael Levin. We had a morning session where we captured photos of cormorants. It was a really bright Californian morning, and as a result, I initially didn’t want to edit the photos from that session. Later, over coffee, we discussed…
‘Stop the AV disaster’: Teamsters and rideshare drivers join forces
Two of the biggest groups to oppose robotaxi expansion in California are now formally working together. Teamsters 856, which is tied to one of the longest-standing labor unions in the U.S., and Rideshare Drivers United (RDU), a group that advocates for…
Mapped: Gas Prices in Every U.S. State
Gas prices fluctuate from state to state due to factors such as local taxes, environmental regulations, and the proximity of refineries. The post Mapped: Gas Prices in Every U.S. State appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
Mapped: Which States Californians Moved To (2020-2021)
Over 700,000 Californians moved from the Golden State to other parts of U.S. between 2020–21. But where did they go? The post Mapped: Which States Californians Moved To (2020-2021) appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
Mapped: What You Need to Earn to Own a Home in 50 American Cities
Do you want to own a home in the U.S.? Here’s the minimum annual salary needed to afford a 30-year mortgage in the most populous cities. The post Mapped: What You Need to Earn to Own a Home in 50 American Cities appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
Mapped: How Much Does it Take to be the Top 1% in Each U.S. State?
An annual income anywhere between $360,000-$950,000 can grant entry into the top 1%—depending on where you live in America. The post Mapped: How Much Does it Take to be the Top 1% in Each U.S. State? appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
Mapped: How Much Does it Take to be the Top 1% in Each U.S. State?
An annual income anywhere between $360,000-$950,000 can grant entry into the top 1%—depending on where you live in America. The post Mapped: How Much Does it Take to be the Top 1% in Each U.S. State? appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
California’s right to repair bill heads to Governor’s desk
California state Assembly has voted in favor of a right to repair legislation that increases consumer ability to fix devices at home. After winding its way through state legislature, the bill is headed to Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk. Senate Bill 244 i…
Mapped: Unemployed Workers vs. Job Openings, by U.S. State
On average, there are 75 workers available for every 100 job openings across the country. Here’s how it varies by state. The post Mapped: Unemployed Workers vs. Job Openings, by U.S. State appeared first on Visual Capitalist.