Posted by Viewfinder (Bradenton, United States) on 25 June 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
One night at the Acme Oyster House at West End in NOLA, pre-Katrina.
Please pray for Bella.
Bella Update: 07/23/08. Wednesday. Another good Bella morning, she is in good spirits, even with they mysterious disappearance of our normally numerous and active neighborhood squirrel population. Maybe "Sheriff Bella" has cleaned out Dodge and sent all those tree-climbing hoodlums packing. Heh.
Bella and I appreciate each of you for caring and praying. Please understand this miracle being prayed for, because although it is day by day, it also may take a bit of time for completion: Bella's battle for life, wellness, and a healed heart isn't a sprint but a long-distance run.
What we have right now are daily blessings: I am prayerfully thankful that her good days may be God's bit by bit miracle that is slowly unfolding.
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Great low light shot! Aaah, sad to hear that this was "pre-Katrina"...wonder what it looks like now and was it destroyed?
25 Jun 2007 1:14am
@{H} creatives: Thanks. And yes, I did say "pre-Katrina" because this was the West End Acme; it was destroyed in the post-hurricane flooding. However, the good news is the original Acme is in the French Quarter and is still going strong, far as I know.
Hmmm Tabasco, nice shot !
25 Jun 2007 2:12am
@ColNed Pictures: Thanks for the good words. Is Tabasco available where you are?
nice bright "hot" lights! :)
25 Jun 2007 2:58am
@kairospix: Glad you dropped by. BTW, over at your site your image and your post this morning are both truly beautiful.
Nice shot!
25 Jun 2007 4:29am
@craiger: :) Thank you for visiting today.
Nice "night & light" shot! ;)
25 Jun 2007 9:47am
@Saed: Merci.
It is good to know that the original Acme is still standing! Nice bright neon lights!
25 Jun 2007 1:54pm
@Celialee: If you ever visit NOLA, be sure to go to Acme on Iberville St.
I like this image. It almost has some humor to it. 'Acme', the name used in the Roadrunner cartoon . . . would you eat oysters from 'Acme'?
Nice image.
25 Jun 2007 2:45pm
@Bob Israel: Acme is a great place for oysters -- not a coyote or roadrunner on the menu anywhere, I promise. And very few oysters blow up in your face when you take a bite. But now you gotta go to the French Quarter Acme, the one I took this pic in is gone, a hurricane casualty.
Oh, u make me wanna eat oyster now =) Nice shot! Good technique cuz with that low ISO and 1/40, you still get a clear pics w/out the blur from camera shake.
25 Jun 2007 3:28pm
@Wendy: I was amazed too, b/c it was hand-held all the way. Guess I was steady that night, or lucky... heh.
Some nice colours and glow gowing on. Being a lover of hot sauces, that sign would pull me in for some tasty grub
25 Jun 2007 5:22pm
@Richard_Irwin: You've got good taste in food and hot stuff. Tabasco is the best! Glad you stopped by; come back often.
I love this neon capture!
27 Jun 2007 9:53am
@Ken McCoy: Thanks Ken.
I really like the way you captured this shot, and its made me laugh remembering the time my friend was dared to drink a full shot of tabasco, COMBINED with a shot of vodka......! She did it too, and with only the slightest hint of a cringe!!
27 Jun 2007 10:41am
@PsychGirl: Thanks Psychgirl; glad my photo brought back good memories. Heh, your friend must be made of tougher stuff than most. Or else is of Cajun descent.
this foto made me laught!!, it remind me of police academy the movie when the 2 cops entered the Blue Oyster and started dancing with the "boys", lol
30 Jun 2007 8:32am
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