WATERMARKS and what remains





Less than one block from the famed New Orleans Rock n Bowl was a Latin Community of shops which I often stopped to photograph. The 4000 Block of Tulane Avenue remains abandoned, almost one year after Katrina flooded the area. I wonder where did these people go? What are they doing? And will they ever return?
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