The four of us got witchy at the End of the World.

The Sony A6300 with the 16-50mm kit lens at work in both portrait and low light street photography settings.

The time I shot a wedding in New Orleans with a Fujifilm x100s.

Your brand's story and how to highlight what you do.

Black and white New Orleans cemetery photography shot with Lensbaby and Totally Rad! preset.

I quickly put together a photo essay of the event that highlighted the indians, neighborhoods and music that embody this New Orleans tradition.

A dreamy little set of black and white photos of the French Quarter.

A time lapse video of putting together a photo essay that takes place at St. Louis Cemetery #1 in New Orleans, LA.

Louisiana is losing more natural territory than any region in the world and I am fascinated by that. New Orleans could be the next line of defense against major storms. Fun times.

The biggest challenge of shooting at Saint Louis Cemetery #1 is the tourist walking into the frame. But  maybe it actually enhances this collection? A before and after is included in the post. Feel free to tell me what you think.

"...then there was another feeling, one of accomplishment because, no matter what, principle photography was almost over."

Since there I have only have a few days to shoot this project before the cemetery closes for good, I took out my Lensbaby kit to see what kind of inspiration would occur.

Well, getting closer to the end of my St. Louis Cemetery #1 project.

Parade revelry at its best. (In case you missed the flurry of my Instagram posts...)

A dramatic title for sure but it was the only one that described my feelings. 

"New Orleans -- what a country!" 

My second day of photographing nearly every inch of St. Louis Cemetery #1 before it closes to the public on March 1.