Archive Pizza in the Wild: Jonpaul Douglass Photographs Our Favorite Food in Nature Who hasn't been inspired by a slice or two of pizza? But one photographer has taken his pie-love to a whole new level, shooting the delicious delicacy all over the streets of L.A. Published Mar. 15 2014 5:45AM EDT
Most of us consume our pizzas too quickly to truly appreciate their beauty. But one California-based filmmaker and photographer, Jonpaul Douglass , is taking pizza out of the box and into the wilderness of Los Angeles. Using his iPhone, Douglass has been capturing Ninja Turtle-esque pies since November 2013, when he was inspired by a graffiti tag of a pepperoni pizza, posting a photo of it to his Instagram with the caption, “#pizza the universal symbol of happiness.” Ever since, Jonpaul has been delighting us with his playful pizzagrams , shining his camera on pies “from the world’s finest pizza establishment, Little Caesars.” At only $5 a pop, he can afford to put pizza just about anywhere, and he’s been known to keep a pie or two in the trunk of his car in case he’s struck with inspiration to shoot. As the expert in everyone’s favorite comfort food, we had to ask: deep dish or thin crust? While we all enjoy a good deep dish, Douglass agrees, New York-style thin crust will always reign supreme. But as far as West Coast pizza goes, he reccomends Pizzanista! in downtown LA.
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