French Quarter, New Orleans, LA 2015

While wandering through the French Quarter early one morning, I found myself drawn to this quiet view of St. Louis Cathedral, framed by the wrought iron fence and the overhanging canopy of oaks. Facing Jackson Square and flanked by the Cabildo and the Presbytere, the cathedral rises with a presence that feels both sacred and storied. Built originally in 1727 and later rebuilt after the great fire of 1794, the current structure was completed in the 1850s. As the oldest continuously active Roman Catholic cathedral in the United States, it holds centuries of New Orleans history within its walls. I wanted this image to reflect the reverence of that space—a quiet moment suspended between shadow and light, past and present.

Archival fine art pigment print on museum-quality Hahnemühle or Moab fine art cotton rag paper. 

Signed and editioned recto; signed, titled, dated verso. Limited edition prints include a certificate of authenticity.

All sizes are print only, no frame or mat included unless noted.