2020 brought many changes along with the pandemic.
The emptiness of our city, as seen through my lens.
Rooftop View
The Claiborne area is all but empty now. The homeless have offered/given shelter as part of the effort to tame the virus.
The Claiborne area is all but empty now. The homeless have offered/given shelter as part of the effort to tame the virus.
“Touchdown Jesus”
Bourbon St. COVID-19, 2020.
Stay Inside
Silent night
The art walk on Royal St. isn’t what it used to be.
Greetings from NOLA.
We will rise again.
Seemingly nothing more than a giant sun shade, the French Market sits empty during probably the best weather we will see in a long time.
New Orleans visitors center. Not today.
The city sleeps.
Social distancing.
Go where the road takes you.
Usually full of people and life, the Algiers Ferry just sits in the calm waters of the Mississippi River.
Canal St. at sunset. This seems so unreal.
Who remembers the late night goodness?
Take out only.
Take care of yourselves out there.
Dickie Brennan’s Palace Cafe
Social distancing during sunrise.
Sun rise at the City of New Orleans.
Signs of life. Looks like a movie set at times.
“Our Nurses Our Saints”. This artist “Bandit” is already at work with positive inspiration for our different lifestyle.
This artist “Bandit” is already at work with positive inspiration for our different lifestyle.
Even with locked doors, boarded windows, and empty streets, NOLA still shines.
I’ve seen a few discarded mattresses lately, but the first with a message.
The Carnival Valor, one many still stuck at sea prepares to dock at Port of New Orleans.
Ernst Cafe. You’ll be back as well.
The Superdome lit blue as part of the “Light it Blue” campaign to honor front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Superdome lit blue as part of the “Light it Blue” campaign to honor front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The bow of the Carnival Valor lit blue as part of the “Light it Blue” campaign to honor front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Martha, the market customer in Dutch Alley.
The bow of the Carnival Valor lit blue as part of the “Light it Blue” campaign to honor front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bywater NOLA had a surprise visitor. Traffic restrictions have caused a logistical nightmare since early March.
Antoine’s, a French Quarter staple since 1840 sits closed and quiet for now and the near future.
Antoine’s, a French Quarter staple since 1840 sits closed and quiet for now and the near future.
Big Easy in The Big Easy.
A little love, from the city, for the city.
This will be another episode we will never forget.
We Are New Orleans
Evening Cathedral
Ghost town
Desire
