About Me
Welcome to my site, I'm glad you're here. Please take the time to look around and enjoy yourself. As you can see, most of my photography is inspired by the beautiful Cresent City. Of its many qualities, New Orleans has to be one of the most photogenic cities in the world, making it easy for me.
As we like to say down here, "We're so far behind, we're ahead." And its true. Its blend of centuries old architecture and mixture of truly unique cultures make it an interesting place to live and work, to say the least. So whether you are from here or have visited a dozen times, I hope what you see reminds you of good times.
The quick bio:
My name is James Shaw and I live in New Orleans.
I am 27 years old.
I went to LSU where I graduated with a degree in Marketing. I was lucky enough to bear witness to 2 National Championships.
I am a die hard LSU & Saints fan. For better or for worse, its for life.
My father bought me my first camera, a Canon 30D. I have loved figuring it out ever since. He is a great man.
What you have seen here is largely the result.
Please feel free to leave any comments on my photos and/or website. They are all greatly appreciated- good or bad.
Thanks. More to come.
Contact
Thank you for taking the time to check out my site. Hopefully you've seen some photos you like. I would love to hear what you think about the site or any other feedback. Please leave a comment above or send me an email by filling out the contact form below.
If you are interested in buying limited edition prints please just click the pricing tab above. Thanks again.
Pricing
If you like what you see please know that all art is available for sale as a limited edition print.
If you are serious about purchasing a limited edition print, please contact me and I will send you a pricing list and sizing options. All art comes signed and numbered on acid free matting.
Free shipping is included to anyone in the greater New Orleans area. Free shipping nation wide with purchases over $100.
Also, 10% of all purchases will be donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Every little bit helps.
