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Forecast crest at the Mississippi River is now 17.1 feet. The storm surge crest has occurred and the river is now dropping. The river rose approx. 1 foot due to storm surge. The next crest will occur on Monday and will be due to heavy rains expected this weekend. #lawx #mswx

The Louisiana landscape is putting on a show. Explore Louisiana

I photograph because it was the best career option that offered outdoor recess after the 8th grade.

For nearly 20 years, the photographer Matthew D. White has documented the landscapes and communities in Louisiana’s Plaquemines Parish, where, in its southern stretches, the muddy Mississippi meets the blue water of the Gulf of Mexico. nyti.ms/3d90wZG

Through photographer @FrankRelle's lens, trees, houses and other common objects are transformed into vivid, even haunting scenes. Jamie Wax joined the New Orleans native at his gallery, and out on the water, to observe the process of capturing the world around us. 📸

I'm thrilled by the response to the CBS story on my finding my photographic "happy place" at night in the Louisiana swamps. #onlylouisiana #onetimeinnola cbsnews.com/video/frank-re…

Thanks to everyone who sent me NOLA reading recommendations. I read Tom Piazza's book while visiting the city a few weeks ago. This is a terrific book for those of you looking to immerse yourself in the city from afar. I'm eager to dig into your other suggestions...

I'm not promised tomorrow (like you), so nearly every day feels like the greatest day, but if you live in the New Orleans region, was today the greatest weather?! The sky seems more blue, and the leaves more green! At the Soul of the Oak tree, there are no problems to solve.

The limited edition photograph of Duperier is now sold out in all sizes. Thanks to all my supporters and collectors.

Today in weather history from 64 Parishes 64parishes.org/entry/great-fl…

"Strange! How the mind wanders in this strange place!" Lafcadio Hearn words go well with my photograph from the Little Tensas Bayou.

Are we marching maskless into the weekend?

Watching a bulk carrier cross the Mississippi.

Atchafalaya Basin Bridge from the other side.

The summer stillness is setting in. #lousiana #summertime #NightPhotography

Great to hang with you, Stevo and Mic. Ancient and modern wisdom together. 😉

I love this behind the scenes story Rob Davis shot for LX News lx.com/community/see-…

I'll be talking with the curator of Celebration of Trees at The Southampton Arts Center and Gianna Volpe at 10:25 EST on wliw.org/radio

This summer, I installed my largest photograph ever—25 ft wide and 17 ft tall—beneath the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge. Created with 12 collaborators, the piece marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, linking Louisiana’s natural history with the engineering that makes life here