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One of our regular spots when my shooting partner and I head out to take photos is the Rodeo Drive area of Beverly Hills. If nothing else, the window displays usually give us lots of variety and interesting lighting to work with. And they change often enough that there's always something new. Lately, I've noticed a distinct scientific approach to some of the displays around Beverly Hills. Here are two recent examples. The first was taken last week, and the second was taken in late December.
As always, you can find the rest of my photos on Google+.