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On August 29, 2005 Hurricane Katrina made landfall near the Louisiana/Mississippi border, forever changing the lives of thousands of people. One of the most devastated areas was New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward, submerged beneath millions of gallons of water, in some places by as much as ten feet.
This collection of photographs by M Styborski documents three years of loss and recovery, destruction and rebuilding, and despair and hope in one of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhoods.
Dimensions Standard Landscape 80 pgs Standard Paper
Category Arts & Photography
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MStyborski says
Oops! Forgot to inform you… I'm a loser! Oh well, the book is getting viewed anyway. I'm hovering around 40 visits/week. Now if just a few visitors would BUY one…
posted at 04:06pm Oct 19 PST
MStyborski says
There's a few days left in the voting. Don't know when they'll announce a winner, btu I shall keep you informed!
posted at 06:32am Aug 22 PST
onlinedesign says
Any word yet about the "People's Choice" awards? Just checking in...
posted at 11:46pm Aug 21 PST
MStyborski says
Thank you, for appreciating it!
posted at 10:41am Aug 03 PST
Andahadna says
Who needs a nuclear holocaust while we have hurricanes?
The images give a face to a desolation that strikes without discrimination. Your art reveals without preaching. Thank you for this.
Maggie/Nema
posted at 09:00am Aug 03 PST
MStyborski says
Thank you, dear!
posted at 05:48pm Jul 27 PST
dvknight16 says
The book and the photos are very well done!
posted at 11:23am Jul 27 PST