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My father’s recliner amongst the trash gutted from our flooded home in New Orleans.
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Frostop burger joint, a New Orleans landmark, with the famous root beer mug turned upside down in the parking lot.
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Residential neighborhood a few hundred yards from the levee breach at the 17th Street Canal.
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A Mardi Gras jester rests in front of a flooded home in Lakeview, New Orleans.
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A family photo sits in the mud washed from its home near the levee breach at the 17th Street Canal.
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Disheveled boats still sit in the marina near a destroyed pier on Lake Ponchatrain.
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The ripple effect of this home was caused by it floating off of its foundation to rest here in Lakeview.
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This home near the levee breach shows the water line and destruction of the flood.
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These two homes near the levee breach have been shifted off of their foundations running into each other and the trees.
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Lake Ponchatrain Marina: This boat is only partially sunk because of the mountain of boats beneath it.
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Our bedroom after 6 feet of water in our home sat for 5 weeks.
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A child’s doll and stuffed animal sit in the mud after being washed out the home near the levee breach.
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