A Day in New Orleans (page 3/19)

Looking back down Chartres Street towards the tall hotel towers.

This red door had an eagle carrying a shield fastened to it, perhaps the remains of an old door knocker. All very goth, I’m sure. The ten-digit numbers [...] [more...]

Entery 2

A slightly closer shot.

Exchange Place 1

A small pedestrian-only road just off Bienville Ave.

Exchange Place 2

A small pedestrian-only road just off Bienville Ave.

Fire Escape Ladder

Lots of the buildings in New orleans have these fire escape ladders. This one was on Bienville Street.

Bienville

When New Orleans was the Capital of the Spanish Province of Luisiana.
1762 – 1803
This street bore the name
Calle De Bienville [more...]

Angle Grinder Man

A man squatting down to use an angle-grinder on a yellow trolley in front of a pink building. He gave me permission to take (and use) the picture. [more...]

Bienville

Looking down a side-street in New Orleans.

Louis XIV

I think this may be the back entrance to Jean Lafitte Bistro.

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