
Decatur Street Painting by kenne (2007)
The House That Leans to Jazz

Decatur Street Painting by kenne (2007)
The House That Leans to Jazz

Decatur Street In New Orleans (12/26/07) — Photo-Artistry by kenne
The above is one of many photo-artistry creations from a photo first created in December 2007 from the photo below.

— kenne





In December of 2007 I took this picture of a building on Decatur Street in New Orleans.
Over the years I have created several photo-art pieces from the original image. Here are just a few.
— kenne
Decatur Street — French Quarter (2007) — Photo-Artistry by kenne
The Devil Wears French
The women there be easy on the Jesus
Gumbo Genevieves smiling pretty
with their crests fallen like moon Indigo
and open to almost anything
especially a charmed tongue
Mon Chéri
it only cost a quarter for that French
Boyhood days in Eve’s bayou spent on
Bourbon street
becoming fluent in the devil’s language
A pig’s latin
the words tend to caress
Mon Chéri…
It only cost a quarter for that French
Computer Art by kenne (December 2007)
The 5th time I have posted this image on my blog.
Decatur Street
Buildings
bending with age
downward
outward
fading colors
open shutters
flower pots
balconies
weathered walls
cracks
street artists
paintings
coffee and beignets
Café du Monde
House of the Blues
Decatur Street
once Levee Street
Decatur Street
river
Mississippi River
— kenne
Decatur Street, New Orleans — Computer Painting Reframed Ten Years Out
“We must be willing to let go of the life we planned
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.”
— Joseph Campbell
New Orleans, Decatur Street — Image by kenne
One of our favorite cities is New Orléans. The list of things we like and places we have been is too long for this posting — only to say with yesterday being Fat Tuesday, our thoughts were fueled by the senses conjuring up the sites, the smells, the people and the music of this very special city along the mighty Mississippi — yes, a little bit of dis, dat, or d’udda!
kenne