Richard H. Grant

Richard H. Grant

I want to tell the stories of the members of our community the best way I know how, from behind a camera lens.

I fell in love with photography as soon as I pick up a “real” camera for the first time, and I realized it was a passion I needed to foster, so I dove in headfirst and tried to learn as much as possible, as quickly as possible. My most impactful work has been covering protests in Long Beach. Still, I also try to tell the stories of small businesses and community organizations looking to make a positive impact on their communities, no matter how small or niche.

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Richard H. Grant
(760) 220-1182
richard@rhgphotos.com

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Artist Work

Long Beach Protest May 31 (2020)
A woman is on her hand and knees crying at a police line on May 31, 2020, during the Long Beach Black Lives Matter protests in response to the death of George Floyd.

Gull at the Queen Mary (2022)
A Seagull rests on one of the cables holding the retired oceanliner, Queen Mary, in its permanent location in Long Beach during a partial reopening event on Dec. 15, 2022, after being closed to the public for over two years.

Calinnah (2023)
Long Beach-based musician Hannah Calimpusan, known by her stage name Calinnah, looks into the camera while laying in the gass at Hill Top Park in Signal Hill on April 9, 2023.

2023 Cambodia Town Parade (2023)
Siithy Yi holds two flag with the theme for the 15th annual Cambodia Town Parade, "Stop the Hate" as the parade ends and attendees are showered with colorful confetti on April 2, 2023.

The Line Between Cities (2019)
A multimedia piece with photos on a map of the reopening of the A Line that goes from downtown Long Beach to downtown Los Angeles.

Link to The Line Between Cities