Ivan Kashinsky

Topanga resident Ivan Kashinsky is a documentary photographer whose work has appeared in many publications, including National Geographic Magazine, The New York Timesand Smithsonian Magazine. You can find him @ivankphoto and website: www.ivankphoto.com

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Karen Moran: Facing the Panther

Ivan Kashinsky, November 29, 2025 0 11 min read

Karen Moran is a long-time Topanga resident who has a Ph.D in Archetypal Psychology. This article was written after interviewing Karen and reading her book, Forever Tourmaline, which mixes her life story with metaphors she uses to face trauma....

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A Topanga Love Story Jimmy & Serena Wiley

Ivan Kashinsky, October 3, 2025 0 13 min read

Guns and apple pie “He’s a gun-toting redneck cowboy and I came from pot-smoking, surfing hippies,” Serena laughed, patting Jimmy on the knee. “In a good way, I love you,” she said. “One of the things that was so,...

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Whose Streets? Our Streets

Ivan Kashinsky, June 27, 2025 0 5 min read

The City of Angels Stands up Against ICE Raids A crowd gathered at City Hall in Downtown LA. I worked my way up the street, where a group of protesters faced off with police officers, many on horseback, the...

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Gail McDonald Tune: Close to the Earth

Ivan Kashinsky, June 13, 2025 0 9 min read

The Topanga Frequency After I got past Scooch, a small terrier with a big bark, who was determined to protect his person, I entered a shaded paradise. The sound of moving water and the lush plant life that surrounded...

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Marsha Maus: As Free as Her Wild White Hair

Ivan Kashinsky, April 4, 2025 2 8 min read

Old Malibu: Connected to the tides As we sat in Marsha’s home in Old Agoura, she remembered a Malibu from another time. She smiled softly and gently closed her eyes, almost as though she could feel the ocean breeze...

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