The city’s cemataries are part of the culture of New Orleans. – photos by Joe Alexander
City of the dead in New Orleans
Downtown New Orleans
There is plenty to see in downtown New Orleans beyond the French Quarter. – photos by Joe Alexander
New Orleans riverfront
The riverfront on the banks of the Mississippi River is a historic part of New Orleans, Louisiana. – photos by Joe Alexander
Jackson Square in New Orleans
Historic Jackson Square is in the heart of the New Orleans French Quarter. – photos by Joe Alexander
Neon on Bourbon Street: Part 2
The bright lights and neon of Bourbon Street are as much a part of the nighttime vibe of the New Orleans French Quarter as the music. – photos by Joe Alexander
Neon on Bourbon Street: Part 1
The bright lights and neon of Bourbon Street are as much a part of the nighttime vibe of the New Orleans French Quarter as the music. – photos by Joe Alexander
Texas rivers along the Sunset Limited
Rivers have been the lifeblood of Texas for hundreds and even thousands of years. Here are a few we passed on the way from San Antonio to Houston on the legendary Sunset Limited.
Riding the rails between San Antonio and Houston
The Sunset Limited chugs past farmland and through small-town Texas as it rolls from San Antonio to Houston. The trip started on a gray, drizzly morning at Sunset Station in downtown San Antonio. The skies lightened up for a while, and then rain returned when we stopped in Houston.
Statues in Old San Juan
The are statues all around the streets and in the parks of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. – photos by Joe Alexander
Cathedral San Juan Bautista
Catedral Metropolitana Basílica de San Juan Bautista (Cathedral San Juan Bautista in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico) was originally constructed in 1521 and rebuilt in 1917. – photos by Joe Alexander
