KAPTURE NOLA

Category: Events

  • Governor John Bell Edwards Speaks at Tulane Law School

    Governor John Bel Edwards speaks to students of Tulane Law School in New Orleans, LA.

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  • Cajun Fire Brewing Company at the Smithsonian’s Last Call Event

  • RSA Shareholder’s Conference – Event Photos

    We were tasked with Photographing and Filming RSA’s Annual Shareholder’s conference. This year it was held at the Hilton New Orleans. A lot of Canon reps, were pleased to see me shooting with Canon 5dmkiii. lol

    They held a raffle for multiple items, but i had my eye on the 4k Apple TV ;however, i was promptly told that i was Exempt from participating…. 🙁

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  • Algiers Pediatrics 1 Year Anniversary

    We were asked to capture the celebration of the 1 year anniversary of Algiers Pediatrics.

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    Located at 3500 Kabel Dr, New Orleans, LA 70131, 504-249-5181 – From their website “At Algiers Pediatrics, we understand the importance of finding the right pediatrician for all of your little one’s health care needs. As parents, it is vital to have a pediatrician that you can trust and feel comfortable with. Please call our office to schedule a prenatal consultation with Dr. Cresswell today.”

  • All Star Weekend – Flow Tribe ft. Mannie Fresh

    All Star Weekend – Flow Tribe ft. Mannie Fresh “Know What It’s About”

  • Xavier University’s 40 Under 40 2015

    A visual presentation honoring the longest running college president in the United States. Dr. Norman C. Francis. Without the following help this video would not have been possible Credits – Nola.com , The Clarion Herald, X.U. Archives Department especially Irwin Lachoff, The Black Collegian, Louisiana Hometown Network, “A House Divided” Documentary, and Xavier University .
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  • Gosando – Performed live by Flow Tribe

    Tipitina’s Annual “Free Fridays” with Flow Tribe performing “Gosando” live!

    Whenever Flow Tribe comes to town, you know you’re in for a good time. The New Orleans-based six-piece pack a punch with every live performance, asserting themselves as mainstays in the NOLA community.
    The band has become a fixture at the world famous Tipitina’s venue, regularly performing at the weekly Free Foundation Fridays concerts. The weekly tradition raises money to preserve musical heritage in NOLA, and Flow Tribe consistently brings one of the largest audiences in town. Here they are jamming on their original, Latin-enfused tune “Gosando” from the Free foundation Friday on September 4th, 2015… more from via LiveforLiveMusic.com

    for more live music and awesomeness from Tipitina’s Please visit http://www.tipitinas.com/

  • Erykah Badu Freestyle and Dave Chappelle

    Erykah Badu performs a freestyle for the media at Essence Festival and Dave Chappelle jokes with the host. Elle Varner and Estelle and More.

  • Friday Night Influence

    @myhellofalife @tsolete @nick_mhol Bring You another #Elevated #FridayNightInfluence -Visuals by @KaptureNOLA … 1 section left… Come and UPGRADE YOUR FRIDAY NIGHT at V Lounge 821 Iberville St!!! @TSolete, Loft 360, & @MyHellofaLife presents PINK PARTY for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Sounds by @DJMizzle504 & the top movers and shakers of the city. To book your free birthday section text @Nick_MHOL @ 504-289-0750 or email Nick@myhellofalife.com

  • Dr. John at The Joy “Louis Armstrong Tribute”

    Winter Circle Productions presents Dr. John at The Joy Theater “Louis Armstrong Tribute”

    It was a night different than any other Dr. John concert I can remember. This night was about Dr. John yes, but not exclusively. He decided to do all song tributes to another New Orleans Musical Legend “Louis Armstrong”. The Crowd was willing and enthusiastic. All tracks from Dr. John’s Album “Ske-Dat-De-Dat,”

    from NOLA.com “Ske-Dat-De-Dat,” which interprets 13 numbers from across Armstrong’s career, features a cavalcade of guest artists, including Bonnie Raitt, Nicholas Payton, Ledisi, Shemekia Copeland, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, the Blind Boys of Alabama, and others. Though long-planned, the album is a pendulum swing away from its predecessor, the slinky hard rocker “Locked Down,” produced by the Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach, which earned Mac his sixth Grammy award in 2012. (Press materials note that the Joy setlist will be culled from the full breadth of the eclectic doctor’s career.)