Native Orleanian Fine Photography the photography of Jerry Moran
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Bury the Aint’s Second Line
Here are some of the images from yesterday’s Bury the Aint’s Second Line, was a total blast and the crowd was huge! No surprise there….Lenny Kravitz joined in for a bit, and there were plenty of the usual suspects. These are the ones I was able to do today, will get to the rest this [...]
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and the “New Suit”….sew, sew, sew
Spent some of yesterday afternoon with good friend Big Chief Monk Boudreaux checkin on the status of this years suit, since Mardi Gras is right around the corner, the streets will be loaded with all of the new colors and suits form all of the Mardi Gras Indian tribes. Monk is the “Big Chief” of [...]
First ever Mardi Gras Indian Orchestra!
For those of you who want a truly authentic experience of what Mardi Gras is really about, I highly recomend dragging yourself and whoever else you can bring to this show Mardi Gras Day to see the FIRST ever performance of the MARDI GRAS INDIAN ORCHESTRA…”It don’t get betta than this”…..
WHO- the concert features a [...]
Trombone Shorty and Juvenille at “The Republic” Lundi Gras ….
This should be a great night after the parades!! Also available at this show will be a very special limitied edition 11×17print(Edition. of 100) and a 20×30(Edition of 25)museum quality canvas BOTH AUTOGRAPHED BY JUVENILE AND TROY “TROMBONE SHORTY” ANDREWS. HAPPY MARDI GRAS!!!! CLICK ON IMAGE TO MAKE BIGGER!
Shamarr Allen and Willie Nelson to appear on David Letterman!!
New Orleans’s own, Shamarr Allen, will be appearing on the Late Show with David Letterman on Monday February 16, 2009. As previously announced, he will be heading out on the Willie and the Wheel tour on the 11th, appearing with Willie Nelson and Asleep at the Wheel. This is exciting news for both Shamarr and [...]
Gayle Adams Interior Design
Gayle Adams Design decorated the lobby of the new Tenet Cancer Hosppital on the West Bank with a selection of my prints to give the space a true feeling of New Orleans. I am honored to have my photography in such a setting.