Old State Capitol Building, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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Taken with Canon Rebel Ti and Fuji Color 100 film.

Baton Rouge Spring

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January, 2012. Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Magnolia Mound Plantation

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Magnolia Mound – or maybe Mount Magnolia, records differ – is now surrounded by an urban setting, but the plantation was once the center of a 900-acre sugar and cotton operation with frontage on the Mississippi River. The house was built around 1791 as a small farm residence, but in the early 1800’s Armand Duplantier, a prominent planter who had served as Lafayette’s aide-de-camp in the American Revolution, enlarged and renovated the original structure. Sixteen acres of the original plantation are …

QR Codes for Real Estate

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It’s late and I’m sitting on the couch thinking about QR Codes. My broker asked me to say a few words about them in a real estate context at Coldwell Banker ONE’s monthly business meeting. I’m still a beginner with QR Codes but nothing makes you learn something like having to talk about it for ten minutes or so. What I’ve found is that there are basically two parts to this. A QR scanner/reader for your smartphone and a QR Code generator which you access via the web. The scanner/reader is the easy part. I …

Roof Repair & Replacement Baton Rouge Louisiana

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This is a completed home by Roof Crafters in the Baton Rouge Louisiana. The roof was replaced with Atlas shingles.  

Washington Mardi Gras – should be on your Bucket List

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People in Louisiana appreciate our unique culture and the laissez le Bon temps rouler attitude. For those that don’t know French- that means “let the good times roll!”. So, over 50 years ago, Louisiana members of congress decided to bring a piece of our Louisiana culture and Mardi Gras to Washington, DC. This resulted in the creation of The Mystic Krewe of Louisianians! Now, it is still going strong and there are 3 days of extensive socializing among several thousand people. On Thursday night, there is a …

Taking the wide view

Reblogged from Tim Mueller Photography:

Baton Rouge is a vertically challenged city. The high point is 350 feet above sea level, while the lowest point is just 10 feet above sea level. To emphasize this I’ve played with panoramas – taking a wide view of the familiar and transforming it into something slightly different. Here are some of my recent attempts.