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A QUIET REVOLUTION: 9 Tips for Seeing the World Anew and Taking Great Travel Photos
February 16, 2018 - PEOPLE OVER THE YEARS HAVE ASKED ME to pen a blog with tips for taking better vacation and travel photos. And for years...
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IN MEMORIAM: CHEF GERHARD BRILL
March 31, 2016 - This image of long-time chef Gerhard Brill is special for several reasons. It was the first-ever photograph I took that...
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TEN YEARS AGO: Hurricane Katrina Proved a Moveable Feast of Hell on Earth
August 28, 2015 - (Spray-painted signage from a search and rescue team suggests the worst possible outcome at this home in the Lower Ninth...
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NOT FADE AWAY: Why Louisiana's Isleños Culture Matters More Than Ever
October 31, 2014 - Above, the Hurricane Katrina Memorial at Shell Beach commemorates the 163 St. Bernard Parish residents, many of them Isl...
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BEHIND THE SCENES: How to Make a Food Photography Shoot Go, Well, According to Plan
August 03, 2014 - “The garlic shrimp will be done in 10 seconds – are you ready in there!?” Chef Xavier bellowed from the kitchen to me in...
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WET FEAT: Shooting Stills on the Set of a Hurricane Documentary Offers a Deluge of New Experiences
June 11, 2014 - (ABOVE: The bloke on his knees in the blue parka is yours truly, trying to frame his shot in faux-hurricane conditions b...
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REBEL, REBELS: Staging a Photo Shoot with the New Orleans Carnival Kings on the Funky Side of Town
May 18, 2014 - DETAILS FOR THE PHOTO SHOOT were a little sketchy even by this L.A. native's laid-back standards. But maybe that's as it...
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BIG BANG THEORY: THE ART OF SHOOTING FIREWORKS
November 11, 2012 - (ABOVE: Fireworks, with "tail," shot from across the Mississippi River with New Orleans in the background.)
At some p...
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