New Orleans LA - Bay Saint Lois MS, January 30 - February 4, 2006
Photos of Hurricane Katrina's devastation in New Orleans & surrounding areas, showcasing destruction & resilience – described by AI
Ruins near North Tonti Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
A damaged car and broken trees near Tennessee Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Oak alley of Tennessee(?) Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Crossing of North Derbigny and Deslonde streets in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning, with Common Ground 9th Ward Relief to the right. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Deslonde Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Ruins of Deslonde(?) Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Mardi Gras beads on an iron fence at Deslonde(?) Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Children's bicycles and Mardi Gras beads remained from a floated away house at Deslonde(?) Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
An upturned car near North Prieur(?) Street in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Crumbling houses on Forstall Street near North Claiborne Avenue in Lower Ninth Ward in fog at morning. New Orleans, Louisiana, January 30, 2006
Bradish-Johnson House (McGehee School) (1872) at 2343 Prytania Street in Garden District at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 2, 2006
A house at 2406 Saint Charles Avenue in Garden District at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 2, 2006
Tilton Memorial of Tulane University. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Norman Mayer building of Tulane University. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Office of admission of Tulane University. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Holy Name of Jesus Church of Loyola University at 6363 Saint Charles Avenue. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Holy Name of Jesus Church and a palm in Loyola University on Saint Charles Avenue. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Temple Sinai synagogue at Saint Charles Avenue. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
An alligator in Kenta Canal in Barataria Preserve, view from Marsh Overlook Trail. South from New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
A young alligator warming near Kenta Canal in Barataria Preserve, view from Marsh Overlook Trail. South from New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Boardwalk of Ring Levee Trail in Barataria Preserve. South from New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Cornstalk fence of Colonel Short's Villa, at 1448 Fourth Street in Garden District at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Rosegate - Anne Rice House at the corner of First Street and Chestnut Street in Garden District at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
Pritchard-Pigott house at 1407 First Street in Garden District at evening. New Orleans, Louisiana, February 3, 2006
FEMA trailer at remains of a house at Road 90 in Honey Island Swamp east of Slidell. Louisiana, February 4, 2006
A damaged I-90 bridge to Pass Christian across Saint Louis Bay. Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, February 4, 2006
This photo album contains 26 images taken between January 30 and February 4, 2006, showcasing the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana, and surrounding areas. The first 10 photos depict the destroyed homes, debris-filled streets, and abandoned buildings in the Lower Ninth Ward, with eerie fog-shrouded scenes emphasizing the desolation. In contrast, images 11-17 feature grand architecture and serene landscapes from the Garden District and Tulane University, highlighting the city's resilience. The next few photos (18-21) capture the natural beauty of the Barataria Preserve, with alligators and scenic boardwalks. The album concludes with scenes of destruction in Honey Island Swamp and a damaged bridge in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, serving as a poignant reminder of the hurricane's impact on the region. – AI summary
Nouvelle-Orléans LA - Baie Saint-Lois MS, du 30 janvier au 4 février 2006. Cet album photo contient 26 images prises entre le 30 janvier et le 4 février 2006, mettant en évidence les dégâts causés par l'ouragan Katrina à La Nouvelle-Orléans, en Louisiane, et ses environs. Les 10 premières photos illustrent les maisons détruites, les rues jonchées de débris et les bâtiments abandonnés dans le Lower Ninth Ward, avec des scènes lugubres entourées d'un brouillard mystérieux qui souligne la désolation. En revanche, les images 11 à 17 mettent en avant l'architecture grandiose et les paysages paisibles du quartier des Jardins et de l'Université Tulane, qui mettent en évidence la résilience de la ville. Les quelques photos suivantes (18 à 21) capturent la beauté naturelle de la réserve de Barataria, avec des alligators et des promenades pittoresques. L'album se termine par des scènes de destruction dans le marais de Honey Island et un pont endommagé à Bay Saint Louis, dans le Mississippi, rappelant poignamment l'impact de l'ouragan sur la région – French translation
Nueva Orleans LA - Bay St. Lois MS, del 30 de enero al 4 de febrero de 2006. Este álbum de fotos contiene 26 imágenes tomadas entre el 30 de enero y el 4 de febrero de 2006, que muestran la devastación causada por el huracán Katrina en Nueva Orleans, Luisiana, y áreas aledañas. Las primeras 10 fotos representan las casas destruidas, calles llenas de escombros y edificios abandonados en Lower Ninth Ward, con escenas nebulosas envueltas en un misterioso velo que resaltan la desolación. En contraste, las imágenes 11-17 destacan la gran arquitectura y paisajes serenos del Distrito de los Jardines y la Universidad Tulane, que resaltan la resiliencia de la ciudad. Las siguientes fotos (18-21) capturan la belleza natural de la Reserva Barataria, con cocodrilos y paseos marítimos panorámicos. El álbum concluye con escenas de destrucción en Honey Island Swamp y un puente dañado en Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, que sirven como una amarga recordatoria del impacto del huracán en la región – Spanish translation
