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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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For just a moment during the Hornets’ 113-96 loss to the Knicks tonight, it seemed like New Orleans was finally putting all the pieces in place. It was around the time they scored a season-high 62 first-half points and, with a [...]
From photographer Harry Benson's new book:
The diminutive writer with the high-pitched voice was the most melancholic person I have ever met, yet he was surprisingly tough, a quality people didn't expect at first meeting. Back in his hometown for a visit, we were having dinner at the hotel when he' [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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Any Who Dats that are making their way up to Atlanta (and any poor souls that have to call that city home) for this weekend’s Saints-Falcons game take note: Rebirth Brass Band will be playing Friday and Saturday night at [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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Unlike some lucky people, I couldn’t make it out to Gambit’s Lawman Watch Party at Theo’s (as of this writing the first of back-to-back episodes is just finishing), but there is a silver lining: I was able to catch Drew Brees’ appearance [...]
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Photographs by Jonathan Bachman
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Fact: With tonight’s 96-94 victory over the Sacramento Kings, the Hornets have won their last six games at home and are 7-2 at the Arena this season.
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Not a Fact: Just over three dozen people have witnessed every home win. Or at [...]
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Photographs by Jonathan Bachman
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OK, that headline is a bit misleading, but considering that the Hornets didn’t announce Chris Paul would be playing until 90 minutes or so before tip-off and that attendance at the Hive was just over half-full, it sure seemed [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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If this feels like the biggest Saints win in franchise history, well, it’s because it is. A decisive win on Monday Night Football against the team that has set the standard for excellence in the NFL this decade? Yea, for the New [...]
A few weeks ago we walked the Bay St. Louis Bridge to photograph the bronze plaques. Here's a slideshow.
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Photograph by Greg Rhoades
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Bacchanal will be hosting it’s last night of their “An Adventure Every Day” exhibit with photographs by Greg Rhoades. It was supposed to last just two weeks and now, six months from the exhibition’s launch, it’s finally coming to an end with a [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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We’re at a point in this incredible Saints’ season that, so long as they keep winning, every game is the biggest game of the year. Right now, every game we’re looking at continues the possibility of a perfect regular season and pretty soon [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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It’s still early, but considering how the Hornets started the season, it’s hard not to feel good about this team right now. The Hornets made 12-of-17 three-point attemps and snapped the Hawks’ seven-game win streak in their 96–88 win tonight at the Hive.
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“It [...]
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New Orleans continues to amaze me. Already riding a buzz from an exciting NBA game and a few post-game drinks last night, my intrepid photographer and I went to Le Bon Temps to catch the Soul Rebels last night. We caught them just as they finished their [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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In the course of eight days, the Hornets have gone from being humiliated by the Suns by 20 points in Phoenix to winning 110-103 with a brand new coach and scheme in New Orleans. Energy. Motion. Fluidity. It’s been a long [...]
On Aug. 29, 2009, I had my photo taken. Zack Smith, chronicling the faces at Carrollton Station that evening, set up a makeshift photobooth — a “portrait lightbox,” as he called it, and framed two shots: one normal, the other “whatever.” Smith, a noted photographer, [...] 
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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The Los Angeles Clippers are not a very good basketball team. Part of what makes good teams good is the ability to consistently beat the not-very-good teams. The Hornets have already done away with the Clippers twice this season and, if [...]
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Photograph by Jonathan Bachman
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Anyone who expected the Hornets to play like a completely different team tonight after Byron Scott was fired as head coach was sadly dissapointed (and, frankly, has unrealistic expectations). The Hornets lost to the Portland Trailblazers 86–78 in front of a listless 14,742 [...]
