Field Notes
Books of New Orleans for Research and Pleasure (PART 2)
Part 2! Travel way back in time into New Orleans’s past with these terrific books that I am happy to share with you.
Books of New Orleans for Research and Pleasure (PART 1)
New Orleans has inspired generations of artists and writers. Here’s a collection of books that I’ve enjoyed.
A Short Rumble of Thoughts About New Orleans During These Strange Times
It has always been dark times for New Orleans.
A Night’s Walk through a New Orleans Cemetery
“Nothing breathes here except me although I’m not alone.”
Was My Artwork Cursed?
I don’t usually get this personal but it’s Halloween month. Screw it.
An Old Church Along Plantation Alley
Why I had to make art from this old church on Plantation Alley.
It has arrived
The inspiration, explanation and guide to finding secret messages in my new horror photography book, Hairnomicon: Communiques from Beyond the Chair.
Welcome to 2018
A new photography book, The Saffron Scourge and a film are part of this list of updates for 2018 that include you.
My 19th Century Plague-Inspired Photos to be Exhibited
Two photos from yellow fever epidemic-inspired collection to be exhibited in Texas.
Spectacular Gravetimes with Friends
Meeting twilight in the City of the Dead with friends.
Favorite Photos from Tales of the Cocktail 2017 in New Orleans
Photos from Tales of the Cocktail 2017.
Notes on AD/CD Studio in New Orleans
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She Dances without Clothes
Photos of burlesque dancers throughout New York City and New Orleans.
The Path: Super Sunday in New Orleans
Photos of young Mardi Gras Indians from Super Sunday shot Uptown at A.L. Davis Park.
Let's Be Bored at the Airport Together
Get that camera out if you're stuck at the airport.
It’s a wonder that more people don’t know the brilliance of this photographer’s work.