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PHOTO NEWS FLASH 

• To view and downlaod pictures (free of charge!) from the recent Wild Lotus Party, click here. 
  

• To view and downlaod pictures (free of charge!) from the recent 2009 SOS NOLA Event, click here.  

• New Orleans Living Magazine recently published Marcia's photos from the Save Our Schools NOLA fundraiser.  Check the pics out online or pick up a copy of New Orleans Living Magazine.
  

• Fair Grinds Coffee House (located at 3133 Ponce de Leon off of Esplanade Ave. in Bayou St. John) now carries Marcia's line of note cards.  Check them out!
  

• Marcia's line of New Orelans-themed note cards can also be found at the East Bank Regional Library located at 4747 W. Napoleon Ave. in Metairie (just west of Clearview) in the Friend's of the Library store located near the main entrance.  Hours for the store vary, but it is generally open from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm in the afternoons.  888-2619 is the store's phone number.  Click here to learn more info about the Friend's of the Library organization.
  

• Marcia's line of New Orelans-themed note cards can be found at Boundless Shipping 1511 Metairie Rd (near Bonnabel).  504-309-8628

See It My Way was founded by Marcia Wall. She studied photography at the School of Creative and Performing Arts in San Diego, earned her B. A. at the University of California Santa Cruz and her Master of Arts degree at New Mexico State University. She has been a photographer since 1984.

 

Her work is sold at the Living Room Galley on Royal St. in New Orleans and to private collectors around the country.  She has worked with Candid Campus Photography in Gretna, shooting college graduations around the region.  For Mardi Gras 2008, she photographed Muses, Chaos, Babyolon, Endymion, Zulu and Rex in conjunction with Stanwycks Photography.  Currently, she is working on a documentary project called  "Changed Waters: Reinvention, Repurpose, and Regeneration in a Post-Katrina Gulf Coast" with nationally-acclaimed artist Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney.  In addition, Marcia has taught photo craft workshops at The Green Project in the Bywater, at the 2008 Jazz Fest, and at the Jewish Community Center of New Orleans.  She has also written photography curriculum for the International School of Louisiana. 

Marcia is affiliated with several area art markets including the Gretna Art Market, the Freret Market, and Festivus.  She is also a member of the Dutch Alley Art Co-op in the historic French Quarter.  Samples of her pet photos can be found at the Pet Asylum (510 Dumaine St). 

She regularly does portraits, head shots, family and pet photos, and much more.  She is available to teach private photography lessons to children and adults.