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by Kathleen K Parker
$36.00
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Our luxuriously soft beach towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Our beach towels are available in two different sizes: beach towel (32" x 64") and beach sheet (37" x 74").
Don't let the fancy name confuse you... a beach sheet is just a large beach towel.
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According to Wikipedia: St. Roch got its current name in 1867 with the dedication of the St. Roch shrine and cemetery. In 1867 as the yellow fever... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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According to Wikipedia: St. Roch got its current name in 1867 with the dedication of the St. Roch shrine and cemetery. In 1867 as the yellow fever epidemic was on the rise, a German priest, Rev. Peter Leonard Thevis, arrived in New Orleans, turning to Saint Roch, the patron of good health. Promising that if no one in the parish died from the epidemic, he would build a chapel in honor of Saint Roch, Rev. Thevis brought healing to the community. Nobody from the Holy Trinity parish died from the fever in either the epidemic of 1867 or the one in 1878. To give his thanks, Thevis built a chapel as a shrine, and a cemetery as a final resting place for his parishioners. The St. Roch shrine, cemetery, and chapel have served as landmarks and places for many New Orleanians to continue traditions.
I am Kathleen K. Parker, a native of New Orleans. Over the years, I have worked as a contract venue photographer for AOL-Time Warner, a virtual tour/still photographer for VR National and for individual clients, and a magazine photographer for several publications. In addition, I have college degrees in Computer Graphic Design and English. Today I photograph weddings, especially destination weddings here, other events, landscapes, people, portraits, interesting subjects in general, and, of course, my beloved New Orleans. Street photography and French Quarter photography are two of my favorite subjects!! Thank you for visiting my fine art gallery! Please send me a mail here or at kathleenkparkerphotography@gmail.com if you have...
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Claudio Maioli
Beautiful shot. Very good processing too!
Laura Birr Brown
So beautiful!!! l/f
Kathleen K Parker
Thanks, ABC Group - S is for stone.....for the Group Feature! :) kk
Kathleen K Parker
Thanks LA from a New Orleans Perspective for the feature! :) kk
Kathleen K Parker
Thanks, everyone and also thanks to the New Orleans and Gothic Romance groups for the features! :) kk
Marcia Lee Jones
Splendid capture!
DayDream Images by Nancy Tsuzaki
Beautiful image!
John S
Great shot with lots of details and great composition too !
Gary Richards
What a unique cemetery!
Steve Harrington
A fine image of a remarkable place, kk! :)
Michel Verhoef
Hey Kathleen...you got a great cemetery !! Good photo opportunities i bet for you :)
Kathleen K Parker replied:
Thanks, Michel. We have a LOT of good ones. Most here are above ground tombs. Hope you are doing well! KK