Tag Archives: children

Curious Children, Jackson Square, French Quarter, New Orleans, Mardi Gras Day, February 24, 2009

Posted on September 13, 2014 by Louis Maistros

Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, Carnival Time, memory lane, new orleans, photography, Street Photography | Tagged children, costume, curious children, fashion, Mardi Gras, new orleans, photography, street photography, street scene, style | Leave a comment

The Only Child I Saw in the Entire City. New Orleans, October 7, 2005.

Posted on August 29, 2014 by Louis Maistros

Posted in Blues, Faith, federal government, hurricane season, memory lane, new orleans, photography, Street Photography | Tagged 8-29-2005, american flag, children, french quarter, hurricane katrina, katrina, katrinaversary, never forget, new orleans, photography, street photography | Leave a comment

Somebody’s Baby Loved This. Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans, March 15, 2006

Posted on August 29, 2014 by Louis Maistros

Posted in Crime, federal government, hurricane season, memory lane, new orleans, photography, Street Photography | Tagged child's toy, children, flood, hurricane, katrina, lower ninth ward, new orleans, photo journalism, photography, street photography, teddy bear | Leave a comment

Next Generation, Creole Wild West Mardi Gras Indians, Jazzfest, New Orleans, April 24, 2009

Posted on June 13, 2014 by Louis Maistros

Images copyright 1994-2014 by Louis Maistros. For more unusual New Orleans photography, please visit http://louismaistros.com PS: Today is the last day you can get the Kindle version of my novel, The Sound of Building Coffins, for 99 cents. Sales ends tonight, … Continue reading →