Photo Essay
New Orleans, LA
I have taken exactly one photo since returning to New Orleans. Maybe that will change tomorrow. In the meantime, here is a link to a photo essay called Five Days With Katrina created by Alvaro Morales. It's amazing.
One thing I've learned, which has nothing to do with photography, is that ears can hold a lot of dirt. It was windy today and we spent hours outside scooping up dirt and sticks. As a result, my ears seem to have collected a lot of soil. Same phenomena often happened on buses in India. Wind + dirt = soiled ears. Felt like sharing that discovery.
Goodnight.
I have taken exactly one photo since returning to New Orleans. Maybe that will change tomorrow. In the meantime, here is a link to a photo essay called Five Days With Katrina created by Alvaro Morales. It's amazing.
One thing I've learned, which has nothing to do with photography, is that ears can hold a lot of dirt. It was windy today and we spent hours outside scooping up dirt and sticks. As a result, my ears seem to have collected a lot of soil. Same phenomena often happened on buses in India. Wind + dirt = soiled ears. Felt like sharing that discovery.
Goodnight.
posted by Jennifer P. at 10:38 PM
1 Comments:
Hey Jennifer
Don't do your back in with all that lifting!
I just looked at the 'five days with Katrina' photos - you're right it's an amazing story. I didn't realise how slowly the water appeared.
And as for soiled ears...don't you think its similar to the sandy ears that we got from lying around waiting for turtles to lay eggs???!!!
CLAIRE
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