Mardi Gras 06 186
January 30, 2010
Originally uploaded by Ben Rauch
gouda minnie
mardis gras
* one of those photos that is all Mardis Gras
not generic
gouda minnie
2006 , this is history and a tale that new orleans did not succumb to the federal flood
from my new friend Wendy , sharing the spirit on dat facebook
says it well, GEAUX WENDY, thnks from me for dat
an anonymous statement on the state of the who dat nation
Geaux SAINTS
WHO DAT!
”
WHO DAT? This is New Orleans. A city founded by buccaneers, soldiers, and river rogues. We are the descendants of many nations. We came together to form the Who Dat Nation. We eat alligators, breathe hurricanes, and drink the Mississippi. We can outlast, outrun, and outshout anyone on this earth. Who dat? We dat. You..………. can’t buy dat and you don’t own dat!
originally uploaded by jeff lamb
*Who dat!GEAUX SAINTSnot the nfl,
http://www.wwltv.com/news/local/Whoownswhodat-82841572.html
and no way they going to take where y’at!,
DEFEND NEW ORLEANS!!!!!!!!
“this is important”, jac currie
A House in Mid-City Editor B, Mid-City New Orleans
January 27, 2010
Originally uploaded by Editor B
Wow. Just wow. I’m not sure this picture fully captures the beatdown, ramshackle, dilapidated look of this poor old house. It literally stopped me in my tracks when I rode past on my bike. This is in my neighborhood, but I’d never seen it before.
I didn’t talk to any of the immediate neighbors, but I’ve got a suspicion that they’d say it looked pretty much the same before Katrina.
rox.radio
b.rox
Life in the Flood Zone,
Bridge Over Calm Waters, M Styborski, New Orleans
January 24, 2010
Originally uploaded by M Styborski
So, I get to the ferry to go into town, and town wasn’t there. At least, the lower half wasn’t. It was surreal, to say the least. These are some shots I took waiting for, and on, the Louis B Porterie.
Midway across. The bridges looked more ominous than usual.Could just be my meds wearing off though!
Mists Of Orleans , M Styborski
January 23, 2010
Originally uploaded by M Styborski
So, I get to the ferry to go into town, and town wasn’t there. At least, the lower half wasn’t. It was surreal, to say the least. These are some shots I took waiting for, and on, the Louis B Porterie.
I had some time to kill so I wandered down to the water’s edge for a nice panorama shot. Try real hard and you can find the spires of the cathedral.
m. styborski
For Karen and Jeff
January 21, 2010
Originally uploaded by boxchain
Happy house. I’ve been meaning to shoot this for weeks now. It’s on Burgundy, really needs to be experienced in person, it’s that bright.
Piety 901-2 Presrvation Resource Center Bywater corner store
January 19, 2010
Piety 901-2
Originally uploaded by Preservation Resource Center, Advocacy Department
Bywater
Under consideration for a Demolition by Neglect citation by HDLC
“Demolition by Neglect” refers to the gradual deterioration of a building when routine or major maintenance is not performed. The ordinances which created both Historic District Landmarks Commissions entrust the Commissions with insuring that structures located within the local historic districts and landmarks designated by the Commissions are not allowed to be demolished through the neglect of the owners. A Demolition by Neglect citation issued by the Commission is against the owner of the property for failure to properly maintain the property.
For more on D by N:
http://www.cityofno.com/pg-99-20-demolition-by-neglect.aspx
New Orleans, Louisiana Treme Banksy Rat Abides
January 19, 2010
Mid-City (filtered)
January 19, 2010
Mid-City (filtered)
Originally uploaded by nolacat
mid city sky from the nolacat
read terducken New Orleans rides his bike to see the city Noahsurvey
January 19, 2010
read
Originally uploaded by anthonyturducken
audubon hotel
st. charles avenue
by anthonyturducken
photographing new orleans
the more i look at his work the more i see the city,
the neighborhoods, the architecture and the signs of life
, and get this
he has been doing this incredible documentary, on his bike.
a contributing member to the the Noahsurvey,
http://fiveprime.org/flickr_hvmnd.cgi?method=GET&sorting=Interestingness&photo_type=250&page=4&noform=t&search_domain=User&photo_number=50&sort=Interestingness&tag_mode=all&textinput=anthonyturducken&token=72157623239671106-a14ec7d33b477ec4&search_type=User
jlp/ New Orleans 