Category: New Orleans LA

New Orleans, French Quarter, Central Business District, Garden District, Riverwalk

Categories
New Orleans LA

Christmas on Canal Street – New Orleans

Dec 20, 2017 - Harrah's Casino New Orleans Christmas decorations on palm trees/photonews247.com
Dec 20, 2017 - Harrah's Casino New Orleans Christmas decorations on palm trees/photonews247.com

NEW ORLEANS, LA – Christmas lights wrapped around palm trees and light posts help brighten Canal Street even more during the holiday season in the the heart of downtown New Orleans.

There are over 1 million lights that glow all night long on Canal Street that run from the Mississippi River to Elk Place.

Canal Street is the widest street in downtown New Orleans. Its straight and runs the length of the city with streetcars running in the middle. The streetcars are popular and used by 1000s of people daily to get around the city.

And William, it was wonderful meeting you briefly and talking camera-shop. It’s always exciting to meet other photographers on the streets of New Orleans. People come from all over the world to photograph this wonderful city. And like New York, it never sleeps.

 

 

Categories
New Orleans LA

Construction Bourbon St. New Orleans

Dec 21, 2017 - Construction on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, LA/photonews247.com
Dec 21, 2017 - Construction on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, LA/photonews247.com

NEW ORLEANS, LA – The construction on Bourbon Street is part of the $6M French Quarter Infrastructure Improvement Project in New Orleans, LA.

The project is still ongoing. The updates include replacing existing water and drainage lines, repaving roadways, reconstructing sidewalks, repairing sewer lines and adding new curb ramps compliant with the American with Disabilities Act.

A gentleman on the site stated that the construction should be finished in a few more months.

The project was coordinated with The City of New Orleans, Department of Public Works, along with the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans.

Categories
New Orleans LA

St. Louis Cathedral, New Orleans, LA

Dec 21, 2017 - St Louis Cathedral in New Orleans, LA/photonews247.com
Dec 21, 2017 - St Louis Cathedral in New Orleans, LA/photonews247.com

NEW ORLEANS, LA – The St. Louis Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in continual use in the United States located at 615 Pere Antoine Alley in the French Quarter neighborhood of New Orleans, LA.

It was founded as a Catholic Parish in 1721 along the banks of the Mississippi River in New Orleans. The St. Louis Cathedral is world renown and a major landmark in New Orleans.

Visitors are allowed to take photos inside the Cathedral without any flash. They can freely walk around this beautiful house of God or sit down in the pews to take in all the beauty.

♦ Daily Mass: 12:05 p.m.

St. Louis Cathedral
615 Pere Antoine Alley
New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
+1 504-525-9585
Site: stlouiscathedral.org
Map: google.com/maps

Categories
New Orleans LA

The only camera you will ever need under $300

NEW ORLEANS, LA –  The Canon PowerShot SX710 HS was tested on Bourbon Street. What I found was this is the only camera one would ever need; it does it all.

The music video below is a photo gallery taken while the sun was setting. This is a time known by photographers as the Golden Hour or Magic Hour.

CAMERA USED
Canon PowerShot SX710 HS (can find under $300)

VIDEO SOFTWARE
Windows Movie Maker  (free)

MUSIC (free)
YouTube Audio Library

EDITING PHOTO SOFTWARE
Photoshop ($9/mo)

WORDPRESS SOFTWARE (used by photonews247.com)
Managed WordPress Hosting at Godaddy (7.99/mo)

Categories
New Orleans LA

Bourbon Street, people, lights (photo gallery)

Jan 9, 2017 - Crescent City Pizza Works next door to Jazz Funeral, Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA/photonews247.com
Jan 9, 2017 - Crescent City Pizza Works next door to Jazz Funeral, Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA/photonews247.com

BOURBON STREET –  These photos were taken while on Bourbon Street before nightfall that feature the people, the lights and historic architecture.

Together these elements create a bit of mystic for the French Quarter neighborhood in New Orleans, LA.