Fontainebleau - Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3, New Orleans LA, July 31 - August 6, 2006
New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina: resilience & charm in historic homes, street art, and neighborhoods – described by AI
Thunderstorm clouds at sunset, view from apartments on Saint Charles Avenue. New Orleans, Louisiana, July 31, 2006
FEMA trailer (temporary housing) at 33 Versailles Boulevard (James Ware House, 1929) in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
A cottage with FEMA trailer at 434 Calhoun Street in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
Blooming garden with FEMA trailer on Calhoun Street near Hewes Street in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
White house with FEMA trailer on Calhoun near Fountainbleau(?) Drive in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
Abandoned house at 3814 - 3816 State Street near Barett Street in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
Repopulated Alcee Flotte house (1922) at 3150 State Street in Marlyville/Fontainebleau neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
Oak alley of Palmer Avenue near Barett Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 1, 2006
Bamboo shoots at 1028 Eleonore Street near Coliseum Street in Audubon neighborhood. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 2, 2006
Trinity Church Methodist Episcopal at a corner of Chestnut and Valence streets in Uptown at sunrise. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 2, 2006
Mandeville Community Center (dance and ballet), a former firehouse on Mandeville Street near Dauphine Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
2518 - 2526 Chartres Street near Saint Roch Avenue in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Near 2526 Chartres Street near Saint Roch Avenue in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
A window of a red brick house on Port Street, a corner of Chartres Street in Bywater. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
A porch decorated by Mardi Gras beads at 619 Saint Ferdinand Street, near Architect Street in Bywater. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Graffiti on Architect Street near Saint Ferdinand Street in Bywater. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
A doorway of a shotgun house damaged by fire at 819 - 821 Franklin Avenue near Dauphine Street in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Ruins at a corner of Dauphine Street and Franklin Avenue in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Schiro's Community Cafe and Bar at a corner of Saint Roch and Royal streets in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
A house decorated by air potato (Dioscorea bulbifera) near 2228 Royal Street near Elysian Fields Avenue in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Royal Launderette at a corner of Royal and Touro streets in Faubourg Marigny. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Shrine of Saint Jude in the chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church at 411 North Rampart Street, a corner of Conti Street (Mortuary Chapel, "the Church of the Dead"). New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
A soft toy on steps of Coliseum Theater (1915 - 2006) at 1233 Coliseum Street, a corner of Thalia Street in Lower Garden District. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 5, 2006
Tombs of Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 6, 2006
A grassy lane in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 6, 2006
Crosses and figures on tops of tombs in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3. New Orleans, Louisiana, August 6, 2006
This photo album documents a trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, from July 31 to August 6, 2006, capturing the city's architecture, neighborhoods, and daily life in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The photos showcase a mix of historic homes, FEMA trailers, abandoned buildings, and vibrant street art, highlighting the city's resilience and charm. The album also features images of local landmarks, such as Trinity Church Methodist Episcopal, Schiro's Community Cafe, and Saint Louis Cemetery No. 3, as well as quiet neighborhood scenes, like oak alleys and blooming gardens. Overall, the photo album presents a poignant and intimate portrait of New Orleans during a pivotal moment in its history. – AI summary
Fontainebleau - Cimetière Saint Louis n°3, La Nouvelle-Orléans LA, du 31 juillet au 6 août 2006. Cet album photo documente un voyage à la Nouvelle-Orléans en Louisiane, du 31 juillet au 6 août 2006, et capture l'architecture de la ville, ses quartiers et sa vie quotidienne dans le sillage de l'ouragan Katrina. Les photos présentent un mélange de maisons historiques, de caravanes FEMA, de bâtiments abandonnés et d'art de rue dynamique, soulignant la résilience et le charme de la ville. L'album comprend également des images de lieux emblématiques locaux tels que l'Église Méthodiste épiscopale Trinity Church, Schiro's Community Café et le cimetière Saint Louis n°3, ainsi que des scènes de quartiers paisibles, comme les allées de chêne et les jardins fleuris. Dans l'ensemble, l'album photo offre un portrait poignant et intimiste de la Nouvelle-Orléans à un moment charnière de son histoire – French translation
Фонтенбло - кладбище Святого Луи No. 3, Новый Орлеан, Луизиана, с 31 июля по 6 августа 2006 года. Этот фотоальбом запечатлел путешествие в Нью-Орлеан, Луизиана, с 31 июля по 6 августа 2006 года, отражая архитектуру города, его окрестности и повседневную жизнь после урагана Катрина. На фотографиях представлены исторические дома, трейлеры ФЕМА, заброшенные здания и яркое уличное искусство, демонстрирующие силу духа и шарм города. В альбоме также есть изображения местных достопримечательностей, таких как Тринити-Черч Методистская Эпископальная церковь, Schiro's Community Cafe и Сент-Луис Кладбище No. 3, а также спокойные сцены из жизни окрестных районов, такие как окованные аллеи и цветущие сады. В целом фотоальбом представляет собой душераздирающий и интимный портрет Нового Орлеана в переломный момент его истории – Russian translation
