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Mardi Gras-inspired art seen on a gate in the French Quarter of New Orleans during March 2021.
One of the many modern mausoleum buildings in St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, New Orleans.
When in New Orleans, you have to visit at least one of the city’s famous cemeteries. The long history of the city coupled with the fact that the majority...
Walking around the Tremé area of New Orleans last month, I bumped into this ornate, jester-themed house.
St. Louis Cathedral takes pride of place on one side of New Orleans’ famous Jackson Square. A church has existed on this site since 1727 but the current...
Shutters and windows on one of the many colourful houses in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana.
Cattle egrets (Bubulcus ibis) in Louisiana. During an airboat swamp tour, we came across of flock of a hundred or more of these birds feeding in marshy...
We spotted this juvenile alligator along with several of its siblings and their mother during an airboat tour of a section of swamp just west of New Orleans,...
The Huey P. Long Bridge carries US 90 across the Mississippi River in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana just west of downtown New Orleans. It was opened in 1935...
One of the highlights of our recent stop in New Orleans was a swamp airboat tour we took. This guy (whose name, I’m embarassed to say, I didn’t...
After a few weeks of fairly muted images, it’s time to push the boat out on colour. I’ve trawled my archives looking for images that are crammed...
The architecture of the French Quarter in New Orleans is fantastic. This house on Chartres Street, just a couple of blocks from the French Market, took...
A view of St. Louis Cathedral in Jackson Square, New Orleans taken on a muggy, grey day during our recent weekend trip to the city.
I grabbed this shot of the Superdome in New Orleans as we drove past on one of those hop-on-hop-off tour buses. It’s hard to reconcile the gleaming,...
A ferry crosses the Mississippi River from New Orleans’ downtown Canal Street Ferry Terminal to Algiers Point. To confuse matters, the Canal Street...
The National World War 2 Museum in New Orleans is an outstandingly interesting and emotional place. Aside from the beautifully crafted displays, informative...
While wandering around New Orleans a couple of days ago, we spent some time in Lafayette Cemetery Number 1 on Washington Avenue in the Garden District....
