If you’re a freak for photography or video, celebrate the power and explore the craft of visual storytelling via a free, hour-long tour of the iconic Los Angeles Times Building. This is a rare opportunity for a fascinating behind-the-scenes look into photojournalism in today’s nano-second world.

Times staff photographer Kirk McKoy will be on hand and highlights of the tour will include a demonstration of an editorial shoot, a visit to the 1935 Art Deco Globe Lobby and access to examples of Pulitzer Prize-winning photos shot around the world.

Tour will be led by 33-year Times veteran Darrell Kunitomi. Attendance is limited  and reservations are first-come, first-served.

Photography is not only allowed, it’s encouraged. Bring your camera. 

Tour RSVP includes free parking for the evening in the Los Angeles Times parking lot at Spring and 2nd, convenient to the Downtown Art Walk.

Check-in details and directions will be sent upon RSVP.

And, in the meantime, please feel free to visit Framework (www.latimes.com/framework), The Times photo and video blog.