Boil me up some crawfish, Emeril, it's a Big Easy Photo Hunt!
Just after 8:pm as I type this and I've got to go to work in a little while. Who works on a Friday night?!!? I'll let you in on a little secret -- people need medical care 24 hours a day. So be thankful I'm goin' to work!
But first I wanted to get this done. Why? I'm not sure why.
I just wanted to. OKAY?!?!?! [ha ha]
PhotoHunt is a good excuse for me to post something other than music/running. Photography's not a passion of mine but taking pictures is something that I used to casually enjoy. Kind of amazingly, these days I don't have a digital camera (yes, I'm behind the times ... sue me) and not having that many photographs from through the years, pickins are slim. Mayhaps one of these days I'll git me one of dem fancy electronic picture takin' machines and I'll be able to post some better shots. But it looks like I came up with something... | |
the PhotoHunt theme for this week: twist(ed) |
The stated rule for Photo Hunt is:
"Post a photo, on your site, that best represents the theme."
This was tough. Diggin' through what I've got from through the years I found a couple handfuls of shots from New Orleans. I absolutely do not remember taking this... then again I don't really remember taking any of my pictures... I remember being there but I don't remember this spot or the exact day. All I can say about it -- New Orleans, Louisiana, Mardi Gras time 1988.
an abandoned building somewhere
in New Orleans, 1988
some more shots from that visit...
Since my mom is from New Orleans, and that's where her family lived,
twas a city I often visited. Guess I was kinda lucky.
Parole Manson? now that's Twisted | |
(all images below: click to see bigger, if you wish) | |
in New Orleans, 1988
some more shots from that visit...
Bourbon Street... and some of the nightlife one can enjoy... or enjoy in the morning... or the afternoon... |
a typically ornate balcony in the French Quarter |
riverboat on the Mississippi River |
Saint Louis Cathedral taken from the Mississippi River |
Since my mom is from New Orleans, and that's where her family lived,
twas a city I often visited. Guess I was kinda lucky.
5 comments:
Wow... New Orleans is pretty impressive with all the interesting sights around. Parole Manson? Now that got my mind squeezed and twisted on how it should be spelled :P
I like New Orleans, we are going there next October, I was there once in July and it was too hot.
The mighty Mississippi definitely twists through the countryside!!
I'm Twisted! Drop by if you can. Happy Hunting.
Very cool pictures. And very twisted.
Nice picts.
Been in New Orleans in 1987 and liked it very much, when travelling the States.
Cool blog by the way.
mike-floyd
http://homemade-lofi-psychedelic.blogspot.com/
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