New Orleans: St. Louis Cathedral
So here is the last post on New Orleans. It's about time I wrapped this one up because this trip was from November 23, 2012 to December 3, 2012.
To close the New Orleans documentation I present to you St. Louis Cathedral (Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, King of France). For the skinny on the cathedral click here for the wiki article and here for the official website.
We visited the cathedral twice. The first time was on the day we were to sail the Caribbean. And the second upon our return from the cruise on the eve of our departure from New Orleans.
St. Louis Cathedral is located across from Jackson Square, sandwiched by two historic buildings and steps from its entrance is a pedestrian only promenade where palm-readers and fortune tellers set up shop, while local artists showcase their products for sale.
Jackson statue and cathedral.
Hubby shot this with me in the picture.
Museum next to the cathedral.
Nearly empty pedestrian mall on early Sunday a.m.
Palm reader.
Art on the street.
More art.
John Paul II Plaza marker.
On the first day, there was an on-going mass so we didn't get to photograph the interiors, but we did on the second visit.
Interior.
Ceiling.
Light a candle for peace.
Marker.
Bicentennial marker.
Twilight.
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To close the New Orleans documentation I present to you St. Louis Cathedral (Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, King of France). For the skinny on the cathedral click here for the wiki article and here for the official website.
We visited the cathedral twice. The first time was on the day we were to sail the Caribbean. And the second upon our return from the cruise on the eve of our departure from New Orleans.
St. Louis Cathedral is located across from Jackson Square, sandwiched by two historic buildings and steps from its entrance is a pedestrian only promenade where palm-readers and fortune tellers set up shop, while local artists showcase their products for sale.
Jackson statue and cathedral.
Hubby shot this with me in the picture.
Museum next to the cathedral.
Nearly empty pedestrian mall on early Sunday a.m.
Palm reader.
Art on the street.
More art.
John Paul II Plaza marker.
On the first day, there was an on-going mass so we didn't get to photograph the interiors, but we did on the second visit.
Interior.
Ceiling.
Light a candle for peace.
Marker.
Bicentennial marker.
Twilight.
SKYWATCH is a weekly gathering of sky lovers and sky watchers. Join us.
Enjoying this New Orleans series. A city I would love to visit.
ReplyDeleteA fine series overall. My favorite is the twilight near silhouette of the cathedral and that horse statue.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely series of shots. I love that last one.
ReplyDeleteWOW, Maria. I can see why you went back to see the interior. You know me...I'm tagging right along beside you! Maybe one day I'll have a chance to go back to NOLA, with Astrid, for a photo hunt. I hope so. BTW, you are an excellent photographer!
ReplyDeleteThe Cathedral against the blue sky is stunning and the twilight shots is magical. All of the shots are great but those are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteNew Orleans is one of my favorite places and I lived there for a while, years ago! Always fun to see pictures of it and what beautiful blue skies!! Marvelous captures! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful series of photos!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful trip that must have been. What a beautiful church. The inside is fabulous
ReplyDeleteIt's quite awesome.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photography of one of my favorite cities ~ fun place ~ happy weekend to you ~ thanks, carol, xxx
ReplyDeleteA beautiful church indeed - nice shots.
ReplyDeleteThat last shot is, for me, spectacular because i haven't taken one like that. The 2nd daylight shot i love too. Have you been to the crypt at the Vatican? I went there with only a point and shoot and I was so disappointed, hehe!
ReplyDeleteCertainly a beautiful place! Cool Jackson statue!
ReplyDeleteThe cathedral and the surrounding areas of the city look very beautiful. I particularly like the compostition of your shot with the peace candles.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful and interesting Post ... And lovely Sky for SWF.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Weekend.
Greetings by Heidrun from Bavaria
Gorgeous buildings! both Interior and exterior areas looking beautiful..
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your experience with us.
Fantastic photos with the last one being my most favorite. Really special.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cathedral. Interiors are amazing.
ReplyDeleteI always admire the stained-glass window panels in cathedrals!
ReplyDeleteI love your interior shots. Reminds of the beautiful churches in Europe.
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