The African Queen In New Orleans
by Michael Hoard
Title
The African Queen In New Orleans
Artist
Michael Hoard
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
The exact replica of The African Queen, the famous boat from the 1951 movie the year I was born, this replica of The African Queen adapted 1935 of the novel. The movie was directed by John Huston, This photo was enhanced using sepia tone to give the photo a vintage look. This photo was taken at the 1984 New Orleans World's Fair, in the background is the monorail which was constructed elevated and took you over the World's Fair Site, after the worlds fair the mono rail was removed. The 1984 Wolrd's Fair was designed and used historic buildings on the river front and central business warehouse district of New Orleans, Louisiana. The warehouse is now a thriving, urban redevelopment in a metropolitan and historical city. The warehouses were once cotton mills, warehouses for good shipped up and down the Mississippi River in the 1800 and earlier via paddle boats. I had always had a passion for motor and sail boats since a young boy.
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June 10th, 2013
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Comments (22)
Michael Hoard
Thank you to the wonderful buyer from Metairie, Louisiana on your purchase of an Apple I phone hard case of The African Queen, I sure appreciate the sale and your choice selection!!!! Cheers, Michael Hoard Art and Photography
Shoal Hollingsworth
This is really fantastic, I would love to see this iconic boat
Michael Hoard replied:
Greetings Shoal, thank you so much for viewing The African Queen in New Orleans, LA it pleases me this iconic boat appeals to you and I appreciate the generous comment. During the 1984 World's Fair I worked full time at a 35mm one hour film lab processing thousands of rolls of visitors photos. I took PR photos of the fair from opening to closing.
Michael Hoard
Greetings Chrisann thank you so much for the feature of The African Queen In New Orleans in the group Weekly Fun For All Mediums, I sure appreciate this, Cheers, eyeseeColors Michael Hoard photograph
Michael Hoard
Hello John, thank you so much for viewing The African Queen and the generous comment and the V/F, I am pleased this photo appeals to you....Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello Barbara, thank you so much for viewing The African Queen the wonderful comment and the V, it pleases me this photo appeals to you, Cheers, Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello Sandra, thank you so much for the feature The African Queen in the group memories and Nostalgia, I sure appreciate that, Michael
Michael Hoard
hello JW, amazingly somone else has got a photo of the original imagine that, the same boat comes up to FAA, wow
Michael Hoard
Hello Jessica, thank you so much for the feature The African Queen, the sepia copy, in the group Nature From Around The World, I sure appreciate that, Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello JW, thank you so much for the feature The African Queen in the group Southern Photographers, I sure appreciate that, Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello Kym, it was great to see it in person, I remember the movie so well, thank you for viewing The African Queen, and I am glad it appeals to you, and the F/V, there is nothing much in color except for the hull which is a dark maroon, I like both the sepia and color. I appreciate your comments, Cheer Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello First Star Art, thank you for the feature of The African Queen in the group Heroes and Heroines, I appreciate that Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello Barbara, thank you so much for the pick of the day The African Queen as pick of the day as CAT for MOUSE, I am humbled for this honor! Cheers Michael
Michael Hoard
Hello Barbara, thank you so much for the feature The African Queen in the group MOUSE, I sure appreciate that, the F/V Cheers, Michael