If you haven’t seen William Greiner’s photographs before you are in luck.  William Greiner’s photos have been on display at the Louisiana Art and Science Museum since July 5th and will remain on display until September 28th.  The exhibit is titled Fallen Paradise, Photographs of New Orleans 1995-2005, and is comprised of 26 photos taken throughout New Orleans.  Greiner has an eye and has captured images that stand out like brilliant still life paintings.  The photos capture a surreal New Orleans and have perhaps a deeper meaning since Hurricane Katrina.  The sharp colors and stillness of the photos create intense images.  If you have an interest in photography and New Orleans or you just want to see something new and interesting get to the Louisiana Art and Science Museum before September 28th.

The Louisiana Art and Science Museum offers the residents of Baton Rouge exposure to science and the history of science as well as new artists and classic pieces of art.  Baton Rouge is a city which offers a great deal of culture.  If you are interested in looking at real estate in Baton Rouge contact Glenda Daughety today at (225) 205-2672.  Glenda Daughety and her team are extremely knowledgeable about Baton Rouge real estate and can make your real estate transaction educated and informed.

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