Before the Day of the Dead celebration at the Self Help Graphics in East LA, I attended a smaller but probably more authentic celebration in Lincoln Heights.
The Lincoln Heights celebration of Dia de los Muertos took place in the island park on the corner of Valley Boulevard and Mission. This is known to the community as the Parque de Mexico, as it contains various statues representing Mexico's political history.
I like this picture because it especially represents the "vida" part of the Dia de los Muertos celebration. Pictured are two women, but with four potential "caminos" that only time will help pave.
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