These are a couple of interesting shots taken on Frenchman Street from Adolpho’s Restaurant in New Orleans. This is how … More

I had a great time checking out the live music scene. Here is a little movie of some of the … More

This was a sign in a hip bar on Frenchman Street in New Orleans. This was basically to keep out … More

New Orleans always has interesting art on display. Here is a little tour. That’s a little more my speed. I’ve … More

This was an installation in one of the local galleries featuring the history of the rabbit. As you can see, … More

This was an installation in one of the local art galleries. Here is the setup for the display:The year is … More

Had to have a ride on the street car. I used to ride to work on the old green machine. … More

Here are some cool views of the Mississippi River.

Even four years after Hurricane Katrina, there are still homes that have not been repaired. When you understand that too … More

One of the required stops when visiting New Orleans is to hike Bourbon Street. Unfortunately, there was so much going … More

Visiting New Orleans during the winter is a cultural weather shock when coming from Alaska. I left Anchorage when it … More

I was doing my destruction tour through the lower ninth ward and out to St. Bernard to see the progress … More

One of the high-class venues in New Orleans is the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Every night Jeremy Davenport performs with some of … More

The Louisiana Music Factory is one of the funkiest music shops in the world. It caters to New Orleans and … More

Rock N Bowl is one of the most original music venues in the world. It’s an old bowling alley that … More

A Confederacy of Dunces is a novel written by John Kennedy Toole, published in 1980, 11 years after the author’s … More

The Crescent City Connection is the bridge that connects New Orleans with the Westbank. This double span was most recently … More

New Orleans City park was once one of the most beautiful and gracious parks in the country. The park proudly … More

So what’s happening in the New Orleans renovation arena? Well, it’s called “jackin’ your house up.” Many of the homes … More

The St. Bernard area of New Orleans had no protection from the tidal serge come from the right of the … More

The Lakeview area of New Orleans was one of the most devastated sections of the city. The failure of the … More

I have found my dream ride! I never thought of a Ford Taurus as an intergalactic love machine to take … More

Only in New Orleans can a funeral be a fun event. On a Vespa no less.

I just don’t get this blue dog thing. I know the artist has made millions with his copyright on the … More

Much of the infrastructure for the French Quarter was built hundreds years ago. The water pipes and sewer lines are … More

I took many walks through the old neighborhood in New Orleans and snapped these photos of some of the types … More

The Garden District in New Orleans is one of the most prestigious areas of the city in which to live. … More

A wrought iron fence is a status symbol in almost any culture, but in New Orleans it was raised to … More

The Red Room on St. Charles Ave. is a unique structure that now houses an upscale supper club. Years ago … More

Okay, here it is – the craziest street in the world (and smelliest). How many times have I stumbled down … More