The Napoleon House, New Orleans, LA. Built in 1797, this restaurant was certainly my favorite experience of our recent trip. The history of the building is pretty nifty, as it was planned at one point to be the new world home of Napoleon, but he died before the plans could be completed.
Anyway, it might have been the three Pimm’s Cups doing what they do, but it was a very fun experience.
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, New Orleans, LA.
January 2009
I really like the way these turned out. Check out the scale reference in the second shot. Paetra is gonna be a monster… not as big as her dad, but big nonetheless.
From the same series, this time just exteriors. I like these a lot thanks to the great light in a couple of these shots (no.1 and no.4), but I’m looking forward to more interiors. You just never quite know what you’re going to get when you approach the window, which is half the fun. The photos are a bonus.
This is the first installation in an ongoing theme revolving around taking photos of the inside of businesses after everyone has gone home and nobody is tending shop. I’ve wanted to start this series for quite a while, after seeing a metal shop after hours in Minneapolis and not having my camera along to shoot it.
Hope you enjoy it.
