The Small Hours
Los
Angeles is the ultimate car culture. Mostly a solitary endeavor, it is hard to
exist in this city without a car.
Driving was the way I’d escape my suburban oasis as a teenager, and the vast expanse of the city was my route.
Decades later, driving is different. It’s a walk down memory lane. A dance with ghosts whose stories have been long forgotten. How many others have danced here before?
Kristen Perman’s ‘The Small Hours’ portrays Los Angeles during the time between night and day break, rendering the bright lights and glitter of her hometown during its quiet moments, in a city that rarely is.
Driving was the way I’d escape my suburban oasis as a teenager, and the vast expanse of the city was my route.
Decades later, driving is different. It’s a walk down memory lane. A dance with ghosts whose stories have been long forgotten. How many others have danced here before?
Kristen Perman’s ‘The Small Hours’ portrays Los Angeles during the time between night and day break, rendering the bright lights and glitter of her hometown during its quiet moments, in a city that rarely is.
Kristen Perman is a fine art photographer with a speciality and passion for film and Polaroid.
Within the smallest moments there may be a beautiful light, a flicker of hope and even humor among the disrepair.
On the surface many of my images portray loneliness, isolation, sometimes even sadness. I'm always striving to find unexpected instances of light, beauty, and inspiration among the lonely subjects.
Kristen currently resides at the beach in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter.
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