The rest of my Katrina pics
 

http://edgeofdestruction.com/pictures1.html

Just uploaded the rest, still have to add descriptions for some, but the pics are there...

though was a chick

thanks for sharing .. i hope everything works out for ya ..

Hopefully everything works out for you, thanks for sharin the pics

Good job. Thanks for sharing them up here.

Ahhh... I see you have a "friend" who's been staying with you. Must be tough... roughing it, and all. :Graucho

Great pics.

thanks for the pics.

Never easy looking at those pics :(

thanks for the pics dude.

Damn gator in the street.. insane.

Its so sad to see that place... time to move on...

LOL, he's my best friend of 24 years, platonic. :upsidedow

A "friend" to "rough it" with would be nice :winkwink:

He drowned in the salt water :(

Actually, things are coming along pretty good for me, unlike the many neighbors in the pics :(

Here's one of my most trippiest pics...
This house was completely uprooted, moved and smashed into the street, blocking one lane. Cars are driving around it in the remaining lane.
http://edgeofdestruction.com/a36.jpg

Damn, thanks for the pic's man... :(

Not working anymore.

Webair has been having sporadic problems, try again and you should get them.

Dude, amazing pictures....

Thanks for sharing the pictures.

link is up for me

:smokin

Wow, that's is some devastation. That really hits home. Sorry you had to go through that and still have to.

Impressive pictures

Hopefully everything works out for you

Earlier this week I rode over to Biloxi with my friend both for him to show me around and also to see if he could retrieve anything from his apartment. He had been upstairs and looked in the window once, but the keyhole was gunked from the storm and he hadn't been in. The apartments on the bottom floor were all gone, you could see all the way through them to the outside, just the support structures left. The upper floors were all stable, my friend's apartment facing the beach had nothing supporting the outer part of his bedroom. His bedroom window was blown in and the force of the storm had ripped out the bedroom door, frame and all, and sent it into the living room. He got someone to break the door open and we stayed away from the unsupported area and saved his pictures, DVDs some clothes, books and other whatnots and he told the guy who opened the door (who was still living in the building) to take anything left he could use. His was the only front apartment that anything was left. The building to the left the whole front was gone from both floors, and a huge house on the other side was completely demolished.

My digital camera conked out a few days after the storm, so I bought a some disposable cameras until it gets back from repair. If you think my pictures are bad, wait until I get the Biloxi developed. I was taking a picture of a damaged building with a huge debris pile in front of it. Everything was surreal and it made it a bit hard to realize exactly where you were... then I realized the "debris pile" was one of the city's classic clubs (that had survived the casino takeover) that I had been in numerous times :(

We couldn't get along the beach, but he drove us up some side roads where you could get to the blocked beach road with a good shot for pictures. I would have liked to have gotten up to some of the casinos that had been blown from dockside to across the street. They are talking of opening up Hwy 90 soon, so maybe by the time my friend gets back down we can make another trip over and get a few shots of some of the historic landmarks that were blown away.

Can anyone recommend some free or cheap software to edit and compress for small size but good web quality the .mov files from my digital cam? I have some clips from during the storm I'd like to post. I'm still sorting out software for the new PC. I'm going to try installing VirtualDub and Windows Media Encoder in a bit.