
A bodybuilder practices a pose backstage at the Mr. and Mrs. Muscle Beach Competition.

A woman watches over a snake wrapped around exercise bars on LA's Venice Beach.

A 5-year-old boy examines a Venice street performer's snake.

A man going by the name "Jingles" who advocates for animal rights and a vegan lifestyle from his booth on the Venice Boardwalk.

A man with an artificial leg who, according to Saguy, identifies as "home free" rather than homeless.

A group of teens return from the ocean with their surfboards.

Venice's Muscle Beach Gym, which was once frequented by Arnold Schwarzenegger.

A group of young skateboarders in front of the "Touch of Venice" mural on Windward Avenue.

An airborne skateboarder at the Venice Skate Park.

Dancers and musicians at Venice Beach's drum circle.

A scene from the Neptune Parade, an annual celebration inspired by the Venice Mardi Gras.

Street musicians performing just across from the Muscle Beach Gym.

Photographer Dotan Saguy said that you can "still see a lot of bohemian activity" in the Venice, despite recent changes in neighborhood.

The Venice Beach Freakshow, which was forced to close in April 2017. The owner reportedly blamed gentrification for the closure.

Saguy said that he shot the series in black and white in order to "show the timeless aspect of Venice."

Protestors opposing Snapchat's decision to set up its headquarters in the Venice neighborhood.

One of the book's subjects and her son are, according to Saguy, fighting eviction from their rented home.

An oiled-up body builder enters the stage at the Mr. Muscle Beach contest.

A spontaneous dance featuring a Venice artist dressed as a white bird and a homeless musician.

Saguy has collected almost 70 of his images into a new book, "Venice Beach: The Last Days of a Bohemian Paradise."


