I’ve driven through Grand Cane, Louisiana, more times than I can count. Ever since my first time through, I knew there was a small ‘main street’ area with several older brick buildings and storefronts, but I never really took the time to look at them in depth. Plus, in those days, I wasn’t too much […]
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Recently I went back to Keachi, Louisiana, for a second visit. This time, I brought one of my cameras with me to document some of the interesting, historical buildings and structures. Although I spent more time there this time around than in my previous pass-through visit, there is still a lot to see, learn about,
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Old bricks have some of the best textures. I also think that if those bricks could talk, man, the stories they could tell. This building in the old downtown Ruston, Louisiana area has some of those very bricks on the north-facing side. I have been meaning to create some images of this building’s bricks, and
I would like to preface this article by stating that I am not a Mason, nor do I have any knowledge of Masonry. Some say they are shrouded in mystery. However, I am drawn to interesting old structures and architectures. Even better are those steeped in history. Recently, I was cruising in a local area
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I remember this small building and the same barber shop in this exact location as a kid skateboarding around Ruston in the mid to late 80’s. As far as I know, it has been there way longer than that. Of course, old bricks and old buildings draw me like magnets, and what better way to
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I captured these breathtaking black-and-whites in my hometown of Ruston, Louisiana from the railroad track bridge on Bonner Street. I shot them one at a time, panning from left to right. The old downtown area is so neat to me and a lot of these buildings are decades (maybe a century or more now) old.
Discover Dubach, Louisiana, the Dog Trot Capital of the World. Located near the Lincoln and Union Parish line, Dubach is small but packed with character. This town is a photographer’s dream, from historic landmarks like the Autrey House and classic dog trot homes to the downtown vintage brick storefronts. Dubach also has serene spots like Dubach Lake, a small waterbody surrounded by cypress trees. Join me as I capture this small town through my lens.
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Bringing Arcadia’s small downtown storefronts, textures, and history to life by creating timeless scenes of Louisiana’s overlooked spaces through rich photography.
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