Five Days in The Big Easy
February 2017
The foreboding steel to steel rumble of the RTA Streetcar creates an ever present juxtaposition between it and the kindness, pride and unyielding spirit which clearly defines the people of New Orleans.
I am so looking forward to the day I revisit New Orleans and once again find myself immersed in the inimitable life style of “The Big Easy.” I hope you enjoy these images of New Orleans as much as I enjoyed creating them.
Tim Hammond
The foreboding steel to steel rumble of the RTA Streetcar creates an ever present juxtaposition between it and the kindness, pride and unyielding spirit which clearly defines the people of New Orleans.
I am so looking forward to the day I revisit New Orleans and once again find myself immersed in the inimitable life style of “The Big Easy.” I hope you enjoy these images of New Orleans as much as I enjoyed creating them.
Tim Hammond
New Orleans, Louisiana March2017 Slideshow
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Zachery Aaron Quale - New Orleans Street Poet
2017-02-09
Royal Street
“Cast in the frames of history and rotting human experience is found, brilliant and in sharp contrast, the images of passion wrought into the middle distance, waiting only for capture, spelling culmination and appreciation.
There, in the winding right of way, which carry us upon hard and mixing pavement, shards of empathy built into monuments, washed in color, the lighting of the sun, sparked in perfection, easy in passage of minutes into eons.
The solace and completion of a single shot, lined and jagged with the stewings of the world.”
ZAQ
Royal Street
“Cast in the frames of history and rotting human experience is found, brilliant and in sharp contrast, the images of passion wrought into the middle distance, waiting only for capture, spelling culmination and appreciation.
There, in the winding right of way, which carry us upon hard and mixing pavement, shards of empathy built into monuments, washed in color, the lighting of the sun, sparked in perfection, easy in passage of minutes into eons.
The solace and completion of a single shot, lined and jagged with the stewings of the world.”
ZAQ
