ladybird

Originally uploaded by OSTROM ETERNAL

surveys Jackson Square with the wisdom of ages.
ostrom eternal



standing firm

Originally uploaded by OSTROM ETERNAL

this one’s gotta sell so
we can make our money and get the hell out…..

New Orleans 1996

Originally uploaded by jeff lamb

why not
its Simon’s shop on magazine in 96
and then later i met met a guy
named Banzai

New Orleans 1979

January 19, 2011

New Orleans 1979

Originally uploaded by jeff lamb

2431 Palmyra st., new orleans
Sewerage and Water Board
small octagonal Tuscan arched structures w/ a stuccoed walls,
bracketted wood cornices, and tile roof.
possibly a small pump sub-station

 

prc advocacy, as the neighborhood goes down to demolition and makes way for the VA/ lsu hospital footprint,



The Way You Came In

Originally uploaded by M Styborski

styborski
the dungeon-
If you’re seeing this view live, turn around. You’re going the wrong way. This is the entrance hall from Toulouse. On the way in, try not to do the “A-ha Take On Me” video thing… it’s been done to death already.

bywater, really

Originally uploaded by boxchain

boxchain in the bywater
its a cruise ship nearby Vaughns.
i may have posted this before,  a Carnival/Ectasy cruise on this 2011 twelth night,
marking a third anniversary of the Noahsurvey,
of New Orleans,

Adams Street, Carrollton, New Orleans



Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

Originally uploaded by Preservation Resource Center, Advocacy Department

VA Hospital Site in Lower Mid City
Before photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/prc-advocacy/sets/72157607947862541/

prc advocacy

Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

December 14, 2010



Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

Originally uploaded by Preservation Resource Center, Advocacy Department

Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

December 14, 2010

Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

Originally uploaded by Preservation Resource Center, Advocacy Department

palmyra, http://www.flickr.com/photos/fej/388055059/

Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

December 14, 2010



Lower Mid City – Dec. 2010

Originally uploaded by Preservation Resource Center, Advocacy Department