Fine Art New Orleans
Fine Art Photography of the French Quarter of New Orleans
Jackson Square Photographs
One of the French Quarter's most popular destinations, Jackson Square is surrounded by historic buildings including St. Louis cathedral, Presbytere and Cabildo which are Louisiana State Museums and the many shops, galleries and restaurants of the oldest apartment building in the U.S. the Pontalba Apartments.
Gun General And God
This canon at Washington Artillery Park point toward the muddy
waters of the mighty Mississippi River. Behind the canon sits the
statue of General Jackson and St. Louis Cathedral.
Early Morning At Jackson Square
Early morning in front of St. Louis Cathedral shows Jackson Square
as the vendors are setting up for another day of visitors.
Pirate Alley
A popular spot for visitors, Pirate Alley stands empty...for now.
Soon people will venture out for the day as they walk along this
beautiful walk.
Jackson Square ~ Past Present Future
I don't always enjoy naming our photographs, but it is normally
required when selling online. When I looked over this scene, I saw
New Orleans' past represented by St. Louis Cathedral and I saw the
modern buildings in the background so I knew right off that Past and
Present would be in the title. The old and new were the main
inspiration for taking this photograph. I had also wanted to capture
the vendors in the photograph, but where I lucked out in the natural
setting of the photo was the fact that the vendor has a sign out
proclaiming Tarot Card readings. I knew before I lifted the camera
the name of this photograph.
Jackson Square Alley
Cabido Alley is located at Jackson Square and, as you can see is a
very beautiful alley.
Quiet Zone In The French Quarter
A Church Quiet Zone along Pirate Alley in New Orleans.
Decature Street Sunrise
The early morning sun is lighting up the top of this Decature Street
building on the edge of Jackson Square.
The Saint Louis Cathedral
The beautiful Saint Louis Cathedral is probably one of the most
photographed locations in New Orleans. It's easy to see why.