Photographer's Statement
Welcome to nolaPIC.com, the premiere online gallery of New Orleans and Louisiana Fine Art Photography.

As a photographer I strive to understand, record and share New Orleans 's unique spirit and culture.
I firmly believe that if a photograph of mine needs any explanations or can be replicated by someone else, I haven't accomplished my goal of exceeding your expectations (and mine) by creating exceptional and unique images. I sincerely hope that my efforts and hard work will show through my photography and you will honor my work by deciding to hang some of my Fine Art Prints in your home or business..

All of the open edition prints available on this site can be optionally ordered matted, framed and with non-glare glass. To order a print, select the picture, click the button "Add to cart", enter the quantity and you will see the available sizes, prices and ordering options for that particular image. Some of the Square prints are also available as Canvas Gallery Wraps. The watermark will not be printed on anything ordered.

PLEASE NOTE: WHEN ORDERING METALLIC PAPER THE GLASS IS NOT AVAILABLE WITH THE FRAME. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ORDER A PRINT WITH FRAME AND GLASS PLEASE MAKES SURE TO SELECT AS TYPE OF PAPER "COLOR" (which means non metallic).

Feel free to contact me if you need any help in ordering a print, have any questions or to inquire about licensing any photos for commercial use.

Thank you for your support and business!
Sincerely,

Alfonso "Pompo" Bresciani
www.nolaPIC.com


About Alfonso Bresciani
A great job of passion and patience has allowed Alfonso " Pompo " Bresciani to succeed in little time to re-invent windsurfing photography and conquering a place on the scene of worldwide reputation photographers. Pompo’s photographs have appeared on the pages of many worldwide magazines, brochures and publications.

Pompo has gone still beyond: He has photographed before anyone, the place where the high waves are born, where man had never ridden the surf. This fantastic place called “Jaws” or "Peahi" in Maui, Hawaii, always remained secretly guarded by the Native Hawaiians. No one was allowed to take risks. Successfully, he arrived on the scene capturing the images on film, which are now part of windsurfing history.

Today this photographer of exceptional works resides in New Orleans, Louisiana where he captures its spirit, natural beauty and culture.