New Orleans - Barataria Preserve LA, April 26 - 30, 2006
Photos of Hurricane Katrina's aftermath in New Orleans, showcasing destruction & rebirth – described by AI
Townhouses on Washington Avenue in Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 26, 2006
A house at 2405 Saint Charles Avenue near Third Street. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 26, 2006
Boat graveyard in City Yacht Harbor in West End at sunset. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 27, 2006
Boats "Nolle Prosequi" and M1936HD in City Yacht Harbor in West End at sunset. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 27, 2006
Sunset over Pontchartrain Causeway from Breakwater Park in West End. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 27, 2006
A damaged boathouse at Breakwater Drive in West End. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 27, 2006
Sidewalk near townhouses on Washington Avenue in Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 28, 2006
Interior of a car with precipitated silt on North Roman Street near Tricou Street in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Unsafe houses at a corner of North Prieur and Benton streets in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Old Pathway Baptist Church on Alabo Street, corner of North Prieur Street in Lower Ninth Ward. A quotation from bible was replaced by mysterious spray-painted signs of rescue teams. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Ruins on Charbonnet Street, corner of North Prieur Street in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
An admonition "Thou shalt not kill" with floodlines in a window at North Prieur Street near Egania Street in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
A window near 1924 North Johnson Street, near Lizardi Street in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
A children bicycle at 1943 North Johnson Street, corner of Saint Maurice Avenue in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Houses around 2041 Tricou Street in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
A rusty car at 180 North Galvez Street near Saint Maurice Avenue in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Painted wall with waterlines of Galvez Supermarket at a corner of North Galvez and Tupelo streets in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
An overgrown house at Benton Street near North Miro Street in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
A soft toy at a corner of North Galvez and Andry streets in Lower Ninth Ward. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
A cross tumbled from a tower of Saint Mary's Assumption Church and landed in its yard in Lower Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Altar of Saint Mary's Assumption (German) Church at 2030 Constance Street, Lower Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Interior of Saint Mary's Assumption (German) Church at 2030 Constance Street, Lower Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
Pulpit of Saint Mary's Assumption Church at 2030 Constance Street in Lower Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 29, 2006
A baby alligator in duckweed of Kenta Canal in Barataria Preserve, view from Marsh Overlook Trail. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 30, 2006
An armadillo digging near Ring Levee Trail in Barataria Preserve. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 30, 2006
Tombstones of "Colored" (negro) section of Carrollton Cemetery, view from Lowerline Street. New Orleans, Louisiana, April 30, 2006
This photo album captures the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana, from April 26-30, 2006. The images showcase the devastating impact of the storm on the city's infrastructure, homes, and communities. Scenes of destruction and abandonment are prevalent, particularly in the Lower Ninth Ward, where houses are reduced to rubble, and debris litters the streets. In contrast, the album also features serene and tranquil scenes from the Barataria Preserve, including a baby alligator and an armadillo in their natural habitats. Additionally, the album highlights the city's historic architecture, such as the Saint Mary's Assumption Church, and the Carrollton Cemetery, which serves as a poignant reminder of the city's complex history and cultural heritage. Overall, the photo album presents a powerful and emotional portrayal of a city struggling to recover from one of the most devastating natural disasters in American history. – AI summary
Nouvelle-Orléans - Réserve de Barataria LA, du 26 au 30 avril 2006. Cet album photo capture les séquelles de l'ouragan Katrina à La Nouvelle-Orléans en Louisiane, du 26 au 30 avril 2006. Les images montrent l'impact dévastateur de la tempête sur l'infrastructure, les logements et les communautés de la ville. Des scènes de destruction et d'abandon sont monnaie courante, en particulier dans le Lower Ninth Ward, où les maisons sont réduites en ruines et les rues sont jonchées de débris. En contraste, l'album met également en scène des scènes paisibles et tranquilles de la Réserve Barataria, y compris un bébé alligator et un hérisson dans leur habitat naturel. De plus, l'album met en évidence l'architecture historique de la ville, comme l'Église Saint Mary's Assumption, et le cimetière de Carrollton, qui nous rappelle avec émotion l'histoire complexe et le patrimoine culturel de la ville. Globalement, l'album photo offre une représentation puissante et émouvante d'une ville en quête de rétablissement après un des pires désastres naturels de l'histoire américaine – French translation
Новый Орлеан - Заповедник Баратария LA, 26 - 30 апреля 2006 года. Этот фотоальбом показывает последствия урагана Катрина в Новом Орлеане, Луизиана, с 26 по 30 апреля 2006 года. На изображениях демонстрируется разрушительное воздействие шторма на инфраструктуру города, дома и общины. Сцены разрушения и запустения распространены, особенно в Нижнем Уэрде, где дома превратились в руины, а мусор засорил улицы. В отличие от этого, альбом также показывает мирные и спокойные сцены из Заповедника Баратария, включая детеныша аллигатора и броненосца в их естественных местах обитания. Кроме того, альбом подчеркивает историческую архитектуру города, например церковь Святой Марии Ошеломительного Вознесения и Карролтонское кладбище, которое служит трогательным напоминанием о сложной истории и культурном наследии города. В целом, фотоальбом представляет собой мощное и эмоциональное изображение города, пытающегося восстановиться после одного из самых разрушительных стихийных бедствий в истории Америки – Russian translation
