The Confederate Blues In New Orleans Louisiana
by Michael Hoard
Title
The Confederate Blues In New Orleans Louisiana
Artist
Michael Hoard
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Photograph - Photography
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This unique photo reveal General Robert E. Lee take claim to Lee Circle at St. Charles Avenue and Lee Circle. This photo as well as all my other documented photos of this statue which is on the National Register of American Historic sties. Lee Circle is directly across from the Civil War Museum. Further photographers notes to come. This photo was taken with a Nikon 820, macro zoom manual settings. This photo to be part of my New Orleans premiere show of 54 years of New Orleans photography and photos across America. his unique image would be ideal for the world wide tourist who would like to ad to their collection that one shot they forgot to bring home with them after there visit to New Orleans, Louisiana, or a the private collector of Vivl War photos.
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June 9th, 2014
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Michael Hoard
Greetings Linda, thank you so much for viewing The Confederate Blues In New Orleans, it pleases me this photo appeals to you and I appreciate the generous comment and the L, Fav, Cheers Michael Hoard
Steve Harrington
Cool composition, Michael! I agree that removing this statue is foolish. Perhaps advocates of removal would be appeased by a cheaper solution: rename the sign Lee Cul-de-sac. :)
Michael Hoard replied:
Greetings Steve, thank you so much for viewing The Confederate Blues, it is unfortunate there is even discussion of the removal of a magnificent piece of sculpture created by an artist. Because it does not represent what New Orleans represents which celebrates its 300th anniversary in three years our Mayor wants all of them removed. All the wonderful pieces of art sculptures are protected by the National Register of Historic Places across America and should remain for future generations to view. At the rate the world is going its anyone's guess will mankind even exist in another 300 years. Thanks for your generous comments, I appreciate them. Cheers, Michael Hoard Principal Actor, Artist and Photographer
Michael Hoard
Greetings Kathleen, thank you so much for viewing The Confederate Blues In New Orleans, Louisiana it pleases me this photo appeals to you and I appreciate the generous comments and informing your sister to view my photos of this magnificent statue. Cheers, Michael Hoard Principal Actor, Artist and Photographer
Michael Hoard
Greetigs Judie, thank you so much for viewing my gallery and The Confederate Blues In New Orleans, Louisiana it pleases me this photo appeals to you and and also saddened of the possibility of the removal of this beautiful piece of sculpture which is on the national register of Historic Sites. I am highly opposed of its removal, as I have stated publicly I can see the Statue of Liberty looking over her shoulder North, West and South saying "what is happening o America" I appreciate the comment. Its a pleasure to meet you Judie, Cheers, Michael Hoard Principal Actor, Artist and Photographer
Judie Kopfman
Hi Mike, I'm KK's sister and she wanted me to see this before it is gone forever or moved to a hidden place. It is wonderful and brings back so many positive memories for me. Fantastic presentation. Judie K Kopfman
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