Hurricane Katrina flooded 80% of New Orleans in 2005.
Hurricane Katrina flooded 80% of New Orleans in 2005.
Waiting for help in downtown New Orleans.
Waiting for help in downtown New Orleans.
Waiting outside the Superdome.
Waiting outside the Superdome.
Waiting on the freeway for  days for help to arrive.
Waiting on the freeway for days for help to arrive.
Outside the Convention Center were the conditions were very bad.
Outside the Convention Center were the conditions were very bad.
Lower Ninth Ward was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods with over 1,000 deaths.
Lower Ninth Ward was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods with over 1,000 deaths.
The injured are flown out to hospitals in other cities.
The injured are flown out to hospitals in other cities.
A house in Lower Ninth Ward one year after the hurricane.
A house in Lower Ninth Ward one year after the hurricane.
Preparing for a Halloween parade two months after the hurricane.
Preparing for a Halloween parade two months after the hurricane.
One of many funerals in the months after hurricane Katrina.
One of many funerals in the months after hurricane Katrina.
Ten years later and the scars are still visible in New Orleans.
Ten years later and the scars are still visible in New Orleans.
Ten years later and this house is still untouched.
Ten years later and this house is still untouched.
Bourbon Street in 2015.
Bourbon Street in 2015.
Harry Sims is running a boxing club in his backyard to "keep the kids out of trouble".
Harry Sims is running a boxing club in his backyard to "keep the kids out of trouble".
"Stairs to nowhere"  is common sight in the Lower Ninth Ward.
"Stairs to nowhere" is common sight in the Lower Ninth Ward.
Hurricane Katrina flooded 80% of New Orleans in 2005.
Waiting for help in downtown New Orleans.
Waiting outside the Superdome.
Waiting on the freeway for  days for help to arrive.
Outside the Convention Center were the conditions were very bad.
Lower Ninth Ward was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods with over 1,000 deaths.
The injured are flown out to hospitals in other cities.
A house in Lower Ninth Ward one year after the hurricane.
Preparing for a Halloween parade two months after the hurricane.
One of many funerals in the months after hurricane Katrina.
Ten years later and the scars are still visible in New Orleans.
Ten years later and this house is still untouched.
Bourbon Street in 2015.
Harry Sims is running a boxing club in his backyard to "keep the kids out of trouble".
"Stairs to nowhere"  is common sight in the Lower Ninth Ward.
Hurricane Katrina flooded 80% of New Orleans in 2005.
Waiting for help in downtown New Orleans.
Waiting outside the Superdome.
Waiting on the freeway for days for help to arrive.
Outside the Convention Center were the conditions were very bad.
Lower Ninth Ward was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods with over 1,000 deaths.
The injured are flown out to hospitals in other cities.
A house in Lower Ninth Ward one year after the hurricane.
Preparing for a Halloween parade two months after the hurricane.
One of many funerals in the months after hurricane Katrina.
Ten years later and the scars are still visible in New Orleans.
Ten years later and this house is still untouched.
Bourbon Street in 2015.
Harry Sims is running a boxing club in his backyard to "keep the kids out of trouble".
"Stairs to nowhere" is common sight in the Lower Ninth Ward.
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