Song of Hope - Print
During the hight of the COVID lockdown New Orleans was a shadow of its former self. The French Quarter was empty, no tourist stumbling through the streets. No bands playing music on the street corners. A quiet and empty time. There was one man who would take to playing the bagpipes at sunset every evening over looking Jackson Square. It wasn't Jazz, but it was music.
Printed on silver halide photo paper using emulsion printing. Mounted on a signed mat board suitable for framing.
During the hight of the COVID lockdown New Orleans was a shadow of its former self. The French Quarter was empty, no tourist stumbling through the streets. No bands playing music on the street corners. A quiet and empty time. There was one man who would take to playing the bagpipes at sunset every evening over looking Jackson Square. It wasn't Jazz, but it was music.
Printed on silver halide photo paper using emulsion printing. Mounted on a signed mat board suitable for framing.
During the hight of the COVID lockdown New Orleans was a shadow of its former self. The French Quarter was empty, no tourist stumbling through the streets. No bands playing music on the street corners. A quiet and empty time. There was one man who would take to playing the bagpipes at sunset every evening over looking Jackson Square. It wasn't Jazz, but it was music.
Printed on silver halide photo paper using emulsion printing. Mounted on a signed mat board suitable for framing.