These
photographs examines what remains of New Orleans, LA after Hurricane
Katrina. Once the media packed up and the world stopped watching,
the residents were left to piece together their lives again. Factors
like the government's ineptness during rescue and rebuilding efforts,
the city's demographical shift from black to white, and the loss of
cultural history has caused stress and detachment among residents.
Visual reminders are everywhere from destroyed houses left to decay
to spray-painted encrypted messages indicating life or death. These
images represent the mental state of a crippled community struggling
to reclaim their lives.