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A proud farmer donated his corn field for a fireworks display following Senator John Kerry's Chippewa County Farm Rally in Bloomer, Wisconsin on July 2, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_02.jpg Senator Kerry held a rally in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire attended by 12,000 suporters just days before the election. Senator Kerry held a rally in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire attended by 12,000 suporters just days before the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_03.jpg Florida residents sitting in the handicapped area show their support for Senators Kerry and Edwards through signage and props during a late-night rally in a packed Coliseum in St. Petersburg, Florida on July 7, 2004. Florida residents sitting in the handicapped area show their support for Senators Kerry and Edwards through signage and props during a late-night rally in a packed Coliseum in St. Petersburg, Florida on July 7, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_04.jpg Senators Kerry and Edwards hugged their wives, Teresa Heinz Kerry and Elizabeth Edwards, after accepting the Democratic nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Boston, Massachusetts. Senators Kerry and Edwards hugged their wives, Teresa Heinz Kerry and Elizabeth Edwards, after accepting the Democratic nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Boston, Massachusetts. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_05.jpg Senator Kerry waved to the waiting crowd as he enterd the stage for an evening rally in Jefferson City, Missouri on August 5, 2004. Senator Kerry waved to the waiting crowd as he enterd the stage for an evening rally in Jefferson City, Missouri on August 5, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_06.jpg John Kerry spoke in the pouring rain to a crowd of thousands in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on July 4, 2004. John Kerry spoke in the pouring rain to a crowd of thousands in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on July 4, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_07.jpg A rapt crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa stood for hours in the pouring rain to hear John Kerry speak during a campaign event. A rapt crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa stood for hours in the pouring rain to hear John Kerry speak during a campaign event. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_08.jpg At twilight on Friday, July 9, 2004, Senators John Kerry and John Edwards spoke to a crowd of thousands in Albuquerque, New Mexico. At twilight on Friday, July 9, 2004, Senators John Kerry and John Edwards spoke to a crowd of thousands in Albuquerque, New Mexico. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_09.jpg Senator John Kerry deplaned in Orlando, Florida when he arrived for an evening rally on October 18, 2004. Senator John Kerry deplaned in Orlando, Florida when he arrived for an evening rally on October 18, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_10.jpg Senator John Kerry arrived to a rainy Hanscom Airforce Base in Massachusetts early on June 15, 2004. On his itinerary for the day were campaign stops in Philadelphia, Charlestown, and Washington, D.C. Senator John Kerry arrived to a rainy Hanscom Airforce Base in Massachusetts early on June 15, 2004. On his itinerary for the day were campaign stops in Philadelphia, Charlestown, and Washington, D.C. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_11.jpg Diners were caught in the press corps crossfire when Senator John Kerry stopped at the Red Rooster Cafe in Las Cruces, New Mexico on October 23, 2004. Diners were caught in the press corps crossfire when Senator John Kerry stopped at the Red Rooster Cafe in Las Cruces, New Mexico on October 23, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_12.jpg Dozens waited outside of the All Stars Sports Bar and Grill in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for the chance to meet Senator John Kerry. Dozens waited outside of the All Stars Sports Bar and Grill in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for the chance to meet Senator John Kerry. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_13.jpg These young Kerry supporters from Zanesville, Ohio wore their sparkly dance costumes to a late-night campaign event on July 31, 2004. The eldest had opinions about how best to stand. These young Kerry supporters from Zanesville, Ohio wore their sparkly dance costumes to a late-night campaign event on July 31, 2004. The eldest had opinions about how best to stand. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_14.jpg Senator John Kerry shielded his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, from the 40 MPH wind on the Lake Express, a ferry that took them from Michigan to Wisconsin over Lake Michigan. Teresa was writing a speech on the windy deck, and persisted despite the winds. Senator John Kerry shielded his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, from the 40 MPH wind on the Lake Express, a ferry that took them from Michigan to Wisconsin over Lake Michigan. Teresa was writing a speech on the windy deck, and persisted despite the winds. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_15.jpg Senator John Kerry held a rally at Jaycee Park in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 26, 2004. Senator John Kerry held a rally at Jaycee Park in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 26, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_16.jpg Faces from the campaign trail. Faces from the campaign trail. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_17.jpg The audience during a Beloit, Wisconsin campaign event battled boredom and 100 degree heat while waiting for Kerry to speak during a town meeting on August 3, 2004. The audience during a Beloit, Wisconsin campaign event battled boredom and 100 degree heat while waiting for Kerry to speak during a town meeting on August 3, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_18.jpg Senator Kerry balanced on the railroad rails while walking to shake hands with supporters during a campaign stop in Washington, Missouri. Senator Kerry balanced on the railroad rails while walking to shake hands with supporters during a campaign stop in Washington, Missouri. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_19.jpg President George Bush and Senator John Kerry debated during the third of three presidential debates at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona on October 13, 2004. President George Bush and Senator John Kerry debated during the third of three presidential debates at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona on October 13, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_20.jpg The Kerry campaign motorcade blew by these Bush supporters on the roadside in Xenia, Ohio two weeks before the election. The Kerry campaign motorcade blew by these Bush supporters on the roadside in Xenia, Ohio two weeks before the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_21.jpg A young Kerry supporter made her feelings known to a Bush supporter outside a campaign rally in Reno, Nevada on October 22, 2004. A young Kerry supporter made her feelings known to a Bush supporter outside a campaign rally in Reno, Nevada on October 22, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_22.jpg Senator Kerry waited in a vehicle to go onstage during a rally in Madison, Wisconsin attended by 80,000 people, just days before the election. Senator Kerry waited in a vehicle to go onstage during a rally in Madison, Wisconsin attended by 80,000 people, just days before the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_23.jpg The crowds at campaign events on the days leading up to the election were huge. Here, Kerry waves to 80,000 supporters in Madison, Wisconsin. The crowds at campaign events on the days leading up to the election were huge. Here, Kerry waves to 80,000 supporters in Madison, Wisconsin. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_24.jpg Senator John Kerry said a quick hello and thank-you to supporters who stood out in the cold wind waiting for the arrival of the campaign motorcade at the Outgamie County Regional Airport in Appleton, Wisconsin. Senator John Kerry said a quick hello and thank-you to supporters who stood out in the cold wind waiting for the arrival of the campaign motorcade at the Outgamie County Regional Airport in Appleton, Wisconsin. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_25.jpg With three days left until the national presidential election, crowds were more rapt and tense than ever. With three days left until the national presidential election, crowds were more rapt and tense than ever. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_26.jpg Senator John Kerry's eyes welled with emotion as he conceded the presidential race to George W. Bush in front of a packed Fanieul Hall in downtown Boston on Wednesday, November 3, 2004, the day after the election. Senator John Kerry's eyes welled with emotion as he conceded the presidential race to George W. Bush in front of a packed Fanieul Hall in downtown Boston on Wednesday, November 3, 2004, the day after the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_27.jpg After he conceded the presidential election, John Kerry drove back home and back to his role as the junior senator from Massachsetts. After he conceded the presidential election, John Kerry drove back home and back to his role as the junior senator from Massachsetts. https://dinarudickphotography.com/asian-tsunami 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_01.jpg This used to be a densly populated suburb on the northern tip of Sumatra, Indonesia, only miles from the epicenter of the magnitude 9.3 earthquake that caused the 2004 Asian Tsunami. Estimates vary, but at least 230,000 people died in the disaster. This used to be a densly populated suburb on the northern tip of Sumatra, Indonesia, only miles from the epicenter of the magnitude 9.3 earthquake that caused the 2004 Asian Tsunami. Estimates vary, but at least 230,000 people died in the disaster. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_02.jpg Mohammad Budi Permana broke down while holding a baby girl from his village. Permana lost his own fifteen-month-old daughter, Anya, in the tsunami and had not yet given up hope of finding her, alive or dead. While he was holding the child, he cried out "I remember my daughter!" and burst into tears. When he composed himself, he brushed an eyelash that had fallen onto his left cheek, remarking, "In Indonesia, when an eyelash falls, it means someone misses you. If it falls on the left, it means she is far...if it falls on the right, it means she is close." He concluded, "That means my child is alive. Somewhere." Mohammad Budi Permana broke down while holding a baby girl from his village. Permana lost his own fifteen-month-old daughter, Anya, in the tsunami and had not yet given up hope of finding her, alive or dead. While he was holding the child, he cried out "I remember my daughter!" and burst into tears. When he composed himself, he brushed an eyelash that had fallen onto his left cheek, remarking, "In Indonesia, when an eyelash falls, it means someone misses you. If it falls on the left, it means she is far...if it falls on the right, it means she is close." He concluded, "That means my child is alive. Somewhere." https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_03.jpg Bodies were still being discovered by the thousands each day in Banda Aceh, even a month after the December 26 tsunami. These workers haul a particularly heavy body through a puddle toward the body truck - an open-bed truck that hauled away dozens of bodies from the devastated zones. Bodies were still being discovered by the thousands each day in Banda Aceh, even a month after the December 26 tsunami. These workers haul a particularly heavy body through a puddle toward the body truck - an open-bed truck that hauled away dozens of bodies from the devastated zones. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_04.jpg The Asian Tsunami carved the coastline of Banda Ache like a scalpel - the wave precicely obliterated everything in its path, but the areas just out of reach were entirely unaffected. This area used to be a village, say the locals. The Asian Tsunami carved the coastline of Banda Ache like a scalpel - the wave precicely obliterated everything in its path, but the areas just out of reach were entirely unaffected. This area used to be a village, say the locals. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_05.jpg Teams from the Navy ship the USS Abraham Lincoln flew made an helicopter aid drop in a remote region of Banda Ache that had been cut off from aid by the tsunami. Teams from the Navy ship the USS Abraham Lincoln flew made an helicopter aid drop in a remote region of Banda Ache that had been cut off from aid by the tsunami. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_06.jpg These men endured a dusty ride on the back of a pickup truck through what used to be their village, Leupeung in Ache Province. Usman Umar, the old man in the middle, he lost his wife and six children. Out of the village of 12,000 residents, only about 800 survived. These men endured a dusty ride on the back of a pickup truck through what used to be their village, Leupeung in Ache Province. Usman Umar, the old man in the middle, he lost his wife and six children. Out of the village of 12,000 residents, only about 800 survived. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_07.jpg Villagers from the Basi Rawa refugee camp build a communal latrine (sponsored by Doctors Without Borders) to ease the sanitation issues in the camp. After the tsunami, the village moved inland several hundred yards and set up a camp. However, the temporary camp lacked any sanitation safeguards, and creates a hazardous situation. Villagers from the Basi Rawa refugee camp build a communal latrine (sponsored by Doctors Without Borders) to ease the sanitation issues in the camp. After the tsunami, the village moved inland several hundred yards and set up a camp. However, the temporary camp lacked any sanitation safeguards, and creates a hazardous situation. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_08.jpg Sadikul Wahdi, 14, escped his refugee tent to make music amid the rubble of his destroyed village of Basi Rawa in Sigli, Indonisia. Sadikul Wahdi, 14, escped his refugee tent to make music amid the rubble of his destroyed village of Basi Rawa in Sigli, Indonisia. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_09.jpg The Indonesian government set up this refugee camp on the grounds of a mosque in Aceh Besar. The Indonesian government set up this refugee camp on the grounds of a mosque in Aceh Besar. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_10.jpg The thousands of large black crows that constantly circled the fishing areas of north east Sri Lanka fared better than the thousands of fishermen who confronted a devastated industry. The thousands of large black crows that constantly circled the fishing areas of north east Sri Lanka fared better than the thousands of fishermen who confronted a devastated industry. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_11.jpg AA Fawsor, 29, was caught in the tsunami while out at sea fishing and struggled against drowning for an hour. He returned to find a his village devastated with many of his loved ones dead. His behavior became erratic and he experienced a breakdown. But not until he tried to strangle his wife did the village elders take action and brought in a traditional healer. AA Fawsor, 29, was caught in the tsunami while out at sea fishing and struggled against drowning for an hour. He returned to find a his village devastated with many of his loved ones dead. His behavior became erratic and he experienced a breakdown. But not until he tried to strangle his wife did the village elders take action and brought in a traditional healer. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_12.jpg The traditional healer (in green shirt), Latif, held a midnight exorcism ceremony to rid AA Fawsor of the demons he said possessed him, which he attributed to contact with a menstruating woman. He demanded very specific items for the ceremony including a variety of flowers in specific numbers, special kinds of roots and earth, spices, perfumed oils, tin foil, and various kinds of curry and meats. The traditional healer (in green shirt), Latif, held a midnight exorcism ceremony to rid AA Fawsor of the demons he said possessed him, which he attributed to contact with a menstruating woman. He demanded very specific items for the ceremony including a variety of flowers in specific numbers, special kinds of roots and earth, spices, perfumed oils, tin foil, and various kinds of curry and meats. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_13.jpg The fishing industries in the tsunami devatated regions of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand were devastated, largely because the boats and equipment were swept out to sea. The fishing industries in the tsunami devatated regions of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand were devastated, largely because the boats and equipment were swept out to sea. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_14.jpg This Sri Lankan fisherman recovered his badly damaged boat and made slow progress to repair it. This Sri Lankan fisherman recovered his badly damaged boat and made slow progress to repair it. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_15.jpg The few remaining working fisherman from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka slowly made their way back to shore with the catch at dawn. Despite the devastation caused by that very sea, they must return to it daily to survive. The few remaining working fisherman from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka slowly made their way back to shore with the catch at dawn. Despite the devastation caused by that very sea, they must return to it daily to survive. https://dinarudickphotography.com/hurricane-katrina 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_20.jpg NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA -- 9TH WARD. Paul Garrett, 56, and his neighbor's dog, Rusty, whom he rescued during Hurricane Kartina, walk the streets of the 9th ward on their way home. "Everybody left," said Garrett, a former longshoreman. "I stayed." Garrett said he stayed to help the neighborhood's elderly and sick. "Everybody can't leave," he said. "I'm lookin' [sic] out for people who can't help themselves. Especially the older people. See, I'm just a 'junior citizen.' They're 'senior citizens'," he continued. "You got a lot of people in this city who don't care for each other. I feel like we should pull together now instead of apart. It's gotten worse. It's not right," he said. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA -- 9TH WARD. Paul Garrett, 56, and his neighbor's dog, Rusty, whom he rescued during Hurricane Kartina, walk the streets of the 9th ward on their way home. "Everybody left," said Garrett, a former longshoreman. "I stayed." Garrett said he stayed to help the neighborhood's elderly and sick. "Everybody can't leave," he said. "I'm lookin' [sic] out for people who can't help themselves. Especially the older people. See, I'm just a 'junior citizen.' They're 'senior citizens'," he continued. "You got a lot of people in this city who don't care for each other. I feel like we should pull together now instead of apart. It's gotten worse. It's not right," he said. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_22.jpg Katrina portfolio 22 Katrina portfolio 22 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_01.jpg Teams worked in the blazing sun to evacuate refugees from Hurricane Katrina, who were arriving ath the Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on Saturday afternoon, September 3, 2005. Teams worked in the blazing sun to evacuate refugees from Hurricane Katrina, who were arriving ath the Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on Saturday afternoon, September 3, 2005. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_02.jpg The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport became a large-scale repository for those evacuated from hurricane-destroyed areas. Evacuees were airlifted from various locations, including hospitals and nursing homes, to the airport, where they were triaged and sorted according to immediate needs. The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport became a large-scale repository for those evacuated from hurricane-destroyed areas. Evacuees were airlifted from various locations, including hospitals and nursing homes, to the airport, where they were triaged and sorted according to immediate needs. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_03.jpg These gravelyill evacuees awaited further aid by the baggage claim carousels. Some patients were stabilized and given there medications, but the medical personel were overwhelmed by the volume. Next to one of the patient dispatch areas (which was fomerly a traveler lounge area as part of the airport) was a temporary morgue, where one medical worker said that personel would take DNA samples from the bodies before embalming them and placing them in refrigerated trucks on the premises. These gravelyill evacuees awaited further aid by the baggage claim carousels. Some patients were stabilized and given there medications, but the medical personel were overwhelmed by the volume. Next to one of the patient dispatch areas (which was fomerly a traveler lounge area as part of the airport) was a temporary morgue, where one medical worker said that personel would take DNA samples from the bodies before embalming them and placing them in refrigerated trucks on the premises. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_05.jpg Michael McMillan, 8, cq, lay listless and unresponsive to his uncle Arthur Beasley's attempts to rouse him as they waited in the hot sun to be admitted to the New Orleans airport. Michael was severely dehydrated and needed medical attention. Michael McMillan, 8, cq, lay listless and unresponsive to his uncle Arthur Beasley's attempts to rouse him as they waited in the hot sun to be admitted to the New Orleans airport. Michael was severely dehydrated and needed medical attention. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_04.jpg Juana McKay and her fiancee Landry Duchane were among the thousands of evacuees from New Orleans wait in line to enter the The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on September 3. Juana McKay and her fiancee Landry Duchane were among the thousands of evacuees from New Orleans wait in line to enter the The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on September 3. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_06.jpg Lisa and Warren Dauzat break into sobs as they catch view of their Jefferson Parish business, which had been flooded by Hurricane Katrina and then ravaged by looters. Lisa and Warren Dauzat break into sobs as they catch view of their Jefferson Parish business, which had been flooded by Hurricane Katrina and then ravaged by looters. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_07.jpg The 82nd Airborne Division 3rd Platoon Charlie Company 307 Engineer Batallion conducted search, rescue and recovery missions aboard Zodiac boats in the severely flooded 3rd precinct of New Orleans on Saturday, September 10, 2005. These men have oars leading the Zodiac as to look out for cars under the flood waters. The 82nd Airborne Division 3rd Platoon Charlie Company 307 Engineer Batallion conducted search, rescue and recovery missions aboard Zodiac boats in the severely flooded 3rd precinct of New Orleans on Saturday, September 10, 2005. These men have oars leading the Zodiac as to look out for cars under the flood waters. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_08.jpg Each house had to be thoroughly checked, which meant cutting holes in the roofs and physically crawling into the attic spaces or thought broken windows. Once the homes were checked, they were coded with spray paint symbols so passing helicopters could know where they had to send body recovery teams. Each house had to be thoroughly checked, which meant cutting holes in the roofs and physically crawling into the attic spaces or thought broken windows. Once the homes were checked, they were coded with spray paint symbols so passing helicopters could know where they had to send body recovery teams. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_09.jpg This is the flood water, called "effluent," that was being pumped out of the city 24 hours a day. This is the flood water, called "effluent," that was being pumped out of the city 24 hours a day. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_10.jpg Walter Jean-Marie (at right) and his cousin Reginald Winding react cooperatively but with fear as their nearly vacant housing project in Algiers, LA is raided by the New Orleans SWAT Team. The SWAT Team and a special response team from ICE (Immigration Customs Enforcement) responded to a report from military units in Jefferson Parish of a sniper attack originating from the upper deck of this housing project. Only these two men were found during the sweep, but they were searched and released with a stern order to evacuate their property immediately due to the post-Hurricane Katrina environment of unrest and disorder. Walter Jean-Marie (at right) and his cousin Reginald Winding react cooperatively but with fear as their nearly vacant housing project in Algiers, LA is raided by the New Orleans SWAT Team. The SWAT Team and a special response team from ICE (Immigration Customs Enforcement) responded to a report from military units in Jefferson Parish of a sniper attack originating from the upper deck of this housing project. Only these two men were found during the sweep, but they were searched and released with a stern order to evacuate their property immediately due to the post-Hurricane Katrina environment of unrest and disorder. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_11.jpg This is the massive and notorious Superdome, which became the refuge of last resort for thousands of evacuees. This is the massive and notorious Superdome, which became the refuge of last resort for thousands of evacuees. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_21.jpg The receding waters left their mark on everything. The receding waters left their mark on everything. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_12.jpg Despite the mandatory evacuation order and the deserted city with no resournces, M.C. Brown, 76, a fromer Marine, insisted on staying in his apartment in downtown New Orleans. He said his rent was paid through the end of the month and he didn't intend to waste the money. Despite the mandatory evacuation order and the deserted city with no resournces, M.C. Brown, 76, a fromer Marine, insisted on staying in his apartment in downtown New Orleans. He said his rent was paid through the end of the month and he didn't intend to waste the money. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_13.jpg Thirty-four people died when flood waters from Hurricane Katrina innundated the St. Rita's Nursing Home in Violet, Louisiana. The waterline is clearly visible only inches from the ceiling. The owners, Salvador A. Mangano and Mable B. Mangano, were charged with 34 counts of negilgent homicide by the Louisiana attorney general for failing to evacuate the patients. Thirty-four people died when flood waters from Hurricane Katrina innundated the St. Rita's Nursing Home in Violet, Louisiana. The waterline is clearly visible only inches from the ceiling. The owners, Salvador A. Mangano and Mable B. Mangano, were charged with 34 counts of negilgent homicide by the Louisiana attorney general for failing to evacuate the patients. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_14.jpg Evacuees from New Orleans and outlying regions were relocated by FEMA to trailer parks around the state, where they lived for years, in some cases. This is Chase's RV Park just south of New Iberia, Louisiana. Evacuees from New Orleans and outlying regions were relocated by FEMA to trailer parks around the state, where they lived for years, in some cases. This is Chase's RV Park just south of New Iberia, Louisiana. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_16.jpg Gaylin Davis was living in New Orleans' 3rd district when the hurricane came and destroyed his neighborhood. He now lives in a FEMA trailer with his girlfriend, Zina Ray, and their daughter, Crystal, 1. Gaylin Davis was living in New Orleans' 3rd district when the hurricane came and destroyed his neighborhood. He now lives in a FEMA trailer with his girlfriend, Zina Ray, and their daughter, Crystal, 1. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_17.jpg Katrina portfolio 17 Katrina portfolio 17 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_18.jpg The view from South Causeway Boulevard overlooking Airline Drive in Jefferson parish - three weeks apart. The view from South Causeway Boulevard overlooking Airline Drive in Jefferson parish - three weeks apart. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_19.jpg Weeks after the storm, the mud and stench remained. Weeks after the storm, the mud and stench remained. https://dinarudickphotography.com/food,-fashion-&-faces 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8