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RIP, Melvin
by Connie TsangNew orleans — On an evening in March 2011, I’m in New Orleans. I’m on my bike, lost, and I stupidly stop on an unlit residential street to get my bearings. A pick-up truck rolls by and the driver, a burly elderly man, stares as he passes. Shit, I think. Go on, dude. Nothing to see here. I wave him forward. This doesn’t work; the brake lights engage. “Are you lost?” he asks. I lie. “No. I’m just taking a break...
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City Walk, Typography
A little bit of everything
by Michael SilvaNew orleans — There are a bunch of things I love about this sign. Sure, the letters are of varying weights, the weight of the H is unbalanced, and the N has an extra serif on the bottom right that makes it reversib...
Travel, Holy Places, Identity
See Me For Who I Am
by June HowellNew orleans — In the light of day, Jackson Square puts on her make-up – an eyeshadow of colorful artwork on her fences, a blush of pink on her sun-setting skyline, a rouge of fire in the piercing blows of the stree...
Travel
The hidden table in the kitchen.
by Taylor DavidsonNew orleans — Commander’s Palace is one of the classic restaurants of New Orleans, and like many historic restaurants in historic towns, fights a battle against its history and present. Even though the restaurant h...
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The Garden of Wishes
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See Me For Who I Am
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City Walk, Typography
A little bit of everything
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New Orleans, People, Travel
RIP, Melvin
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music, City walks
Follow the music.
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Travel, music
rock step
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Travel
The hidden table in the kitchen.
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Food, Terroir
handprint of the sea...
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José Torres-Tama
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BP Oil Spill Protest (May 30, 2010)
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French Market
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Backstreet Cultural Museum
by Doug Gast in New Orleans
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New Orleans, brad pitt, banana trees
Through the lower ninth ward
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Travel, Dreams
The Garden of Wishes
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Travel, Holy Places, Identity
See Me For Who I Am
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signs, Typography
Ghost sign
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Travel, Transit
Streetcar sights
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City Walk, Typography
A little bit of everything
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Travel, City Walk
Colonel Short's Villa
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New Orleans, People, Travel
RIP, Melvin
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New Orleans, Louisiana, Train
It thrills me with the reminder of why I do what I do--and infuriates me with the reminder that I'll never be able to do it completely.
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music, City walks
Follow the music.
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Travel, music
rock step
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Travel
The hidden table in the kitchen.
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Drink of choice.
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Backstreet Cultural Museum
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Food, Terroir
handprint of the sea...
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Architecture
On the corner of nowhere.
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Thanksgiving
I wanted to catch him, before the chemo. Instead, I caught her, beat-keeping on a beer bottle by the bonfire.
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work
Its cold, ice white and flickering, the air humming, the paper quietly crinkling, I am in the office
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Sky drama.
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In the Couturie Forest, botanic garden, City Park
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A streetcar brought me here.
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Good morning. The streets get a brand new start. Saturday night was messy.
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Off to the beach for the day . . .
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We went to New Orleans for my brother's 30th birthday. The plan, as is common for many 30th birthdays in New Orleans, was to engage in drunken debauchery in the French Quarter, and we did that. But, on this particular day-- a beautiful, warm, sunny day-- we rented bikes and rode to City Park, where we threw a frisbee around, climbed trees, went off the beaten path, and... napped.We spent the weekend celebrating our lives as adults. But, that afternoon in City Park, we also returned to our childhoods and celebrated what we used to do as kids.
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Days after hurricane Isaac, and with power out around town, we were excited to try Cafe Au Lait and Beignets at Cafe Du Monde.
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BP Oil Spill Protest (May 30, 2010)
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José Torres-Tama
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French Market
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