Being the newly handicapped Joe that I am, I’ve not been prone to aimlessly wondering the streets of New Orleans taking pictures as I often am. Sad times. But a week or two ago I did a shoot in Jackson Square. I was playing around with some of my outtakes and decided to show you [...]
Archive for November, 2009
November 19, 2009
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Look Ma, No Photoshop!
By jOe in Black & White, French Quarter, How To, Out-takes, Photo Shoot
November 18, 2009
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Jenna+David
By jOe in Black & White, Photo Shoot, WeddingI had the opportunity to second-shoot with Kenny for Jenna & David’s wedding Saturday a week ago. If you don’t know what ‘second-shooting’ is, it’s when a second photographer acts as back-up and alternate to the first. Here’s what it means in the practical sense: I get to show up, take a bunch of pictures [...]
November 17, 2009
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Cool Music & John Mayer
By jOe in Music, VideoFirst, for those who don’t know, I saw Where The Wild Things Are, and it was really, really good. Not even playin’. So, I’m a little partial to the soundtrack. It has the same raw, childish energy from the movie. Although some tracks are duds, others like All is Love and Capsize make me laugh [...]
November 16, 2009
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the Chronicles of Sam RETURNS! (feat. Que)
By jOe in Chronicles of Sam, Urban ExploringIt’s been quite a while since I’ve been able to do a Chronicles of Sam episode, but I’m proud to announce it’s back! And featuring the very talented Que as guest Urban Explorer. If you’re new to the blog since I’ve last done a Chronicles of Sam episode, here’s the lowdown: Sam and I both [...]
November 14, 2009
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Aim Lower
By jOe in VideoI just finished the process of updating my old Macbook (Got the Macbook Pro 13″. not really an upgrade, more of a newgrade), and while I was cleaning off all my old stuff, I found this video. I thought it was funny. In my mind I’m associating it with Samaritan’s Purse OCC, so I think [...]
November 13, 2009
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I Broke My Big Toe.
By jOe in Announcements, NewsIt’s your big toe. What’s the big deal? After all, it’s only big compared to those other little guys, but it’s not really that big. I’ve been pondering this question as of late, and here are a few things I’ve come to: 1. When walking, the leg under you that continues moving backward–as you move [...]
November 12, 2009
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Cacophony
By jOe in Family, PoetryMy cousin, Hannah, wrote this poem nearly one year after Hurricane Katrina delivered nine feet of water to her Lakeview home. It was featured on NPR (National Public Radio) and read aloud to an audience in excess of 500 people. Many things can come out of such a catastrophic set of events; some less anticipated [...]