New Orleans Holy Cross steamboat houses levee 2008 feb 23 c
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green298In album: New Orleans: a Holy Cross February,...In Webshots channel: travel - Date uploaded: Feb 24, 2008
A late afternoon walk on the levee in the Holy Cross neighborhood: view of the two "steamboat houses." Their design is thought to have been partly inspired by a Japanese pagoda at the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904. The original owners -- and later residents -- could watch the Mississippi River from the crow's nest. In addition to protection from flooding, the Mississippi River levee provides some valuable green space.
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- Feb 24, 2008
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- Model:
- Canon PowerShot G9
- F stop:
- F/4.0
- Exposure:
- 1/1250 sec.
- Focal length:
- 14.783 mm
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- flash did not fire, auto mode (24)
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- pattern (5)
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- 2400x1800
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- 10.3
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