New Orleans Photo Gallery by Edward R. Cox at pbase.com

New Orleans

Photographs by designer Edward R. Cox of New Orleans and it's unique architecture and sights. Areas of the city on display in this gallery are Downtown, Mid City, Uptown and outlying areas. Also some shots from the newly renovated Plaza'd Italia.

Other New Orleans galleries such as the French Quarter, Cemeteries, Flora/Fauna, Statuary, Mardi Gras, City Park, Storyland and others have more examples of the unique atmosphere the Crescent City has to offer.

Do check them all out, and enjoy.

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John Zeringue		21-May-2005 15:41
Your Photographs are an excellent representation of all that is New Orleans, and not just "Bourbon Street". I particularly like the "Burger King" image, we seem to see stuff like that all the time around here!

Jillian		29-Jan-2005 05:42
Ed, Your pictures rock! I can wait until I get to see all (or at least part of it!) of this, and you :), in person in about 2 weeks! :) Jillian

Edward R. Cox		14-Aug-2003 02:53
Thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment again Cathe! Yes...the HOB here is truly sprawling and very diverse in every aspect! And I only took a few photos of one room and one entrance! There's a large building for the restaraunt and meeting rooms and another building just for the live stage presentations! Truly a place that any visitor to New Orleans who loves Jazz/Blues/Music must put on their list of places to visit! It's like a mini amusement park in the middle of the French Quarter! I got lost withing three rooms in the restaurant area the other day! LOL! Truly amazing! Look for a lot of photos of the New Orleans House Of Blues after September 9th! (I won't give away why...but make sure you visit the galleries after that date!) :-)

Cathe		14-Aug-2003 02:11
The HOB pics are fabulous! What a contrast to the HOB here in Anaheim! Much more colorful! But then what else would you expect from one of the spots where jazz was born? Thanks again for bringing your town to all of us! Cathe

Edward R. Cox		08-Jun-2003 01:12
Thank you so much John. I'm just a theatrical artist who wanders around simply snapping shots. I'm not a professional photographer by any means. I just enjoy walking around and snapping what I think are fun or interesting shots. If they please folks, then that truly makes me happy! In fact, I've just uploaded over 100 new photos from today's jaunt through the French Quarter, including the cemeteries and some statuary and even a fun little bit of effluvia. (I caught a shot of myself as I was enjoying wandering around the French Quarter in an elipsed mirror. LOL!) Thanks once again, and feel free to check back every couple of weeks, there will always be new photos to share.

Guest		08-Jun-2003 00:59
Ed, I have enjoyed the beauty of New Orleans, again . . . "Our eyes . . . your images! The shots, and the work you have put into them .. are appreciated .. Thank you. John Connor

Edward R. Cox		27-Apr-2003 02:31
Thanks Cathe, again! :-) Today was a joy as the Jazz Fest took a lot of folks out of the French Quarter and the surrounding areas. I managed to get some shots I'm really happy with and I'm even happier that you enjoy them. I know that New Orleans, my home town, is diverse...but wow! Sometimes it's just a joy to walk around your own city and see things you took for granted with fresh viewpoints.

Cathe		26-Apr-2003 23:34
The new photos are great! I feel like I am walking through an Anne Rice novel while looking at some of them! Others are just amazing! The statue of Louie Armstrong! My hero! (I played trumpet in high school band). Thank you so much, Ed, for continuing to add to this photographic journal of yours!

Edward R. Cox		25-Apr-2003 02:28
Thanks Cathe. Glad you could come by and visit again. Though not a professional photographer by any means, I'm happy that these simple shots can be enjoyed. :-)

Cathe		24-Apr-2003 15:38
Thanks for adding more Photos! They really bring New Orleans to life for those of us here on the west coast! They are fantastic! Cathe

Edward R. Cox		17-Apr-2003 03:53
You are so welcome Mike, and thank you visiting my galleries and for the wonderful compliments! New Orleans is certainly a city rife with photographic oportunities everywhere you look. Check back whenever you get a hankering for the city and all it has to offer...I am constantly adding new photos.

Mike		17-Apr-2003 01:15
Hey, I used to live in New Orleans, now I live 20 hours away. Your photos made me homesick, but they also made me smile. Thanks.

Edward R. Cox		10-Apr-2003 21:30
Thanks Steve. Glad you got some ideas. Since I live here, I carry my camera everywhere looking for interesting things whenever I can manage to snap a shot off...sometimes from the window of a moving car! LOL! By the way...what is the name you go by here at pbase so I can see your galleries? :-)

Steve Martin		10-Apr-2003 15:06
Hello Ed, I enjoyed your New Orleans photos. I've got a few N.O. pics in my album as well (check 'em out!). You've given me some ideas for my next photo "mission" in N.O. (I live over on the MS coast). cheers, -sm

Edward R. Cox		13-Mar-2003 05:28
Thank you Ben. I'm glad you enjoyed my humble offerings. Do keep checking back often as I seem to be discovering more photos stored up over here and adding them to the galleries daily.

Guest		13-Mar-2003 03:36
Very nice collection! I particularly enjoyed this short tour of New Orleans.

Edward R. Cox		11-Mar-2003 06:34
You got it Cathe! I just added some more in the Mardi Gras section as well as a whole new gallery devoted to my current production of Anansi! Thanks so much for checking everything out, and there's more to come!

Cathe		10-Mar-2003 22:00
Ed these pictures are fantastic! Please add more soon! ;)

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