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New Orleans Relief: Purchase a Photo and Support a New Orleans Jazz Musician

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Anyone who has ever visited New Orleans realizes that it is a place unlike any other. The city's vast history provides a unique cultural mix, and the musicians are as original and authentic as you'll find anywhere in the world. As a young photographer I was overwhelmed by this creative force, and sought to capture on film still images that might communicate this feeling. Ten years later I continue to return to New Orleans, the city that is an integral part of my life and photography career.

On Monday morning August 29, Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, forever changing the city. The people of this vibrant city still need our help. The musicians and artists who call New Orleans home are in a very precarious position. They are the lifeblood of New Orleans and without their energy and spirit the city will cease to be what we all remember it to be. New Orleans has been generous to me over the years, sharing music, food, and culture that has enriched my life and shaped me as a photographer and a person. The photos in this series are my gift to the city that has inspired me in so many ways.

All proceeds from any sales generated through this special offer will go directly to New Orleans musicians. Donations will be made on a weekly basis to the Preservation Hall Fund and The New Orleans Musicians Clinic. Together we can make a difference for all the displaced musicians and their families.



All photos in this special series are available for a limited time only for sale at a special Hurricane Relief price. An 8x10 digital reproduction is available for $30.00 tax and shipping included. Please specify the title of the image(s) you are interested in and allow 2 weeks for delivery. Additional sizes and print choices are available upon special request.































































Aaron Neville   Alan Toussaint
Anders Osb. & Monk Boudreux   Bass smile
Benny Jones Sr. meeting the future   Big Chief Bo Dollis & the Wild Magnolias
Big Chief Jolly   Bill Summers
bottle of Sharps   Branford Marsalis
Brian Blade   Calliope High Steppers
Charles Neville   Chin Up
Christina & Neshia Ruffins w- cousin Milan   Coco Robicheaux
Congo Square dancing around the sun   Coolbone at Funky Butt parade
Coolie Family   Corey Henry at CAC
CTC-second line   CTC-Social Aid and Pleasure Club
Cyril Neville   Dancing in the Mud
Dr. John at CAC   George matters
Grand Marshall   hat and trumpet
Henry Butler   Herlin Riley
Irma Thomas   Irvin Mayfield
June Yamagishi   Kermit at Storyville
Kermit at the BBQ   Kermit Ruffins & The Krewe of Funky Butt
Kermit Ruffins at Jazz Tent   Kid Merv & Uncle Lionel
little girl on drum outside the fairgrounds   little one
Mardi Gras Indian   Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Cha's Washboard
Nicholas Payton   No Limit
Poppa Funk   pretty flag
Rebirth Brass Band   second line
second line Economy Hall   Single Men
sneak-a-peek at Vaughn's   Sonny Landreth
take it to the streets   Trombone Shorty
Uncle Lionel shows off   under the freeway-St. Joseph's Day
Vaughn's back door   Wynton Marsalis
Zulu walking warriors   

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