One of the residents rescued others in the neighborhood in his boat. He took them to this school, which was about the only structure not completely submerged. They waited on the rooftop until they were rescued.

It baffels the mind as I stopped for this stop sign that the water line was as high as that " stop here" sign

Papa Pete, between cigarettes.

Katrina was our nanny before I began staying home with the kids.

Katrina was known for weeks and days before hitting the coast of the Gulf.

Trying to stay incognito.....

Katrina and Jackson

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Look at the waterline??

Final for my Photography 2 class... FALL 08

This is just one of 20 images done with 35 mm blk/wht film in a promaster camera.

I followed around and participated in a the Campus Focus ( a college church group) during spring break. We went to several places hit by hurricane Katrina and helped rebuild those neighborhoods.

Photo taken by Stephanie

@The Borderline, Diest

New Orleans

Drive around neighbourhoods particularly affected by Katrina.

Temporary highway barriers mark street addresses in Bay St. Louis, MS; the vast majority of street signs are simply gone.

This was on our balcony waiting for us when we finally made it back to our apartment after the waters were all gone.

Pictures taken by Gordon Mack King

www.unomatch.com/katrina-kaif/

Katrina memorial on Canal st in New Orleans

2005 PRWA Hurricane Katrina Relief

Katrina's Books

Pics from Katrina Damage in New Orleans. These are from where the levee broke. Keep in mind, this is all 4 months afterwards, and there's still no power.