Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: antique, architecture, blue and white street tile, creole cottages, French Truck Coffee, greek revival, Haydel's Bake Shop, historic, magazine st., Magazine Street, new orleans, nola, shadows, shops, shotgun houses, streetscape, sunset, The Vintage, tile street name, victorian
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: arches, architecture, beaver, camp st. camp street, Christmas decorations, gardens, gates, green, greenery, historic, holidays, homes, iron, LA, louisiana, LSU, mural, new orleans, nola, ornate, raccoon, residential, shrubbery, southern
A few odds and ends around NOLA.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: architecture, beads, buildings, christmas, Constantinople, crescent city, historic, LA, louisiana, neighborhood, new orleans, nola, residential, south, southern, St. Louis, streets, water meter
I had the pleasure of visiting New Orleans near Halloween. I guess much doesn’t change in these parts, a bit spooky all year long. I did see some strange things. While dining at Ignatius on Magazine St. I witnessed a transformer blow up, knocking out power on the entire block. However, the scariest thing was the giant head of Abraham Lincoln somewhere on Royal St.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: Abraham Lincoln, fire, french quarter, halloween, Ignatius, magazine st., new orleans, nola, spiders, straw witch, transformer
My sister entrusted me to take bridal pictures of her in preparation for her upcoming wedding. We broke many laws scouring New Orleans for the best locations. “Permits? We don’t need no stinking permits!” What you don’t see in these photos are the many onlookers shouting (mostly) words of support and encouragement. We had a lot of fun running around the city in a wedding dress, and I can’t wait to do it again… just kidding! Love you guys!
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: bride, french quarter, gate, gown, new orleans, nola, park, permit, photo, roof top, sister, st. charles st., swamp, wedding dress
If you visit New Orleans, you will most likely end up in the French Quarter at some point. These photos are a glimpse of the storefronts and residential areas of the Quarter. As a side note, you should always know where you are going while in New Orleans. Just saying.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: architecture, balconies, buildings, dresses, french quarter, gates, historic, homes, iron, jackson square, louisiana, new orleans, nola, residential, stairs, stoops, stores, streets
E. Casa de Calvo