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This guide will help you find resources on photographic activity in the Los Angeles area.
Please note that this is a selective guide designed to assist with research on Los Angeles area photography and photographers. Use the catalogs and databases on this page to search for photographers and organizations that are of interest to you. Do likewise in the library's archival and digital collections.
Created and published by Raphael Sasayama, June 2017
Use these catalogs to search for library and archival materials.
Aside from the following Library of Congress Subject Headings, you may search the library catalog for additional headings by picking "Subject List" or "Subject List (start of)" from the dropdown menu next to the search bar. For example, search for "photography los angeles" and select "Subject List."
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