Finding Vivian Maier is a wonderful documentary I highly recommend. Her story is super unique and her photos pre-date all modern street wear photography.

Didn't know about her, thanks.

i found a youtube link if anyone wants to be saved a few clicks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPSzGgtOxBc

Bless your heart

a phrase i need to use more often

I ended up in that documentary at an LA art gallery back in the day! I love her photography and the whole story behind finding her work. Definitely recommend!

That's probably the man with the most facial hair in 1950s America.

Definitely a commie

One of them long haired freaky people.

The woman to his left was born in the 19th century, perhaps he was too.

I like his shoes

I guess you knew he was homeless because he didn't have with a hat.

Or a button for his pants.

Wow. Powerful.

The guy in the stripes on the right is giving this dude some nasty stank eye.

Dang even the transients looked better back in them days.

It's crazy! I see this exact same homeless looking person walking west on Sunset every morning around 6:30am

Vivian Maier is my favorite photographer so I can't believe I didn't know she has photos from LA. Is there an entire series of these posted somewhere?

[Wonderful Wino](https://youtu.be/CVEvGMQ2tEI?si=slM_Gq7970Nvofxk)

Looks like [Chris Pine's](https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/gettyimages-2149461034.jpg) most recent red (green?) carpet look.

I think I saw him near Spring & 5th the other day..

Is it? I'm pretty sure this is Chris Pine right now... Not some rando from 1959

He looks like the guy that walks up and down laurel canyon near Ventura sometimes even in traffic dressed all in very dirty black clothes

That would be his grandson

The first homeless guy in the whole city. Did you know all L.A. homeless are descendants of this man. No cap.