Diamonds Are Forever

Audio Slideshow • Chris Epting • 04.05.10 | 9:08 AM ET

Tags: Baseball, Pop Culture Travel, Sports, Travel Photography, North America, United States

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Chris Epting is the author/photographer of 17 books, including “James Dean Died Here,” “Led Zeppelin Crashed Here” and the recently released Roadside Baseball—Updated & Expanded Second Edition from Santa Monica Press (named one of the “Best Travel Books of 2009” by the Los Angeles Times). “Los Angeles’s Hispric Ballparks” comes out from Arcadia in April. Chris is also national spokesman for the Save-A-Landmark program and hosts “The Pop Culture Road Trip” radio show for webtalkradio.net.

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