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<div>Contact:<br>Greg Rhoades<br>Freelance Photographer, 504otos<br>Phone: (504) 214-0604<br><a href="http://504otos.daportfolio.com/">http://504otos.daportfolio.com</a> <br>Email: <a href="mailto:garhoades@gmail.com">garhoades@gmail.com</a> <br>
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<div>New Orleans, LA – November 25, 2009</div>
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<div>An Adventure Everyday – 504otos by Greg Rhoades Exhibit Wraps-Up at Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits<br><br>Greg Rhoades, a freelance photographer, has been showcasing 30 cultural photographs at Bacchanal Wine in Bywater. Although the exhibit was only intended to last two weeks, the nearly six month exhibition will ultimately come to a finale with a closing party on December 3rd at 7PM.</div>
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<div>Greg's cultural photography from New Orleans, Venice, and Paris currently fill Bacchanal's 200+ year old brick walls. New Orleans prints include second lines, Mardi Gras Indians, musicians, architecture, and more scenes from the eyes of a photographer coming of age in the crescent city.<br>
<br>"Bacchanal has been an amazing venue, allowing for great exposure in a relaxed atmosphere. These photos represent the earliest time in my photography development, following second lines across town, late-night carousing with musicians, and the careful observance of architecture," explains Greg Rhoades.<br>
<br>All archival quality framed prints are available for purchase, starting at only $30. Photographer Greg Rhoades will be on hand throughout the night to describe the images in detail. A jazz band will perform, Bacchanal's legendary grill will be cooking, and champagne, beer, absinthe, and wine will be flowing. <br>
<br>Be sure to check out the photographs during St. Andrews' (<font color="#0033ff">Andrzejki) Festival on November 28th at Bacchanal. </font>If you're unable to attend the festival or the December 3rd closing party, signed archival prints can still be ordered in plenty of time for Christmas. <br>
<br>The next artist transforming the walls of Bacchanal Wine in Bywater will be Lee Celano, a photographer for NY Times and Reuters. </div>
<div> <br>For information on Greg Rhoades, please visit <font color="#5588aa"><a href="http://facebook.com/504otos">http://facebook.com/50</a></font>4otos<br><br>Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits is located at 600 Poland Avenue in the burgeoning Bywater neighborhood.<br>
<br>About Greg Rhoades: Greg Rhoades moved to New Orleans in 2002 to attend Loyola University, and never left. Immediately entranced by the food, music, and culture, Greg picked up a camera and began documenting iconic images in often surreal situations. Greg takes pride in capturing a unique perspective, snapping away at the delightful occurrence that may only last a few seconds. His client list includes New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, vh1, Red Stripe Beer, Hornito’s Tequila, Tales of the Cocktail, United Way, New Orleans Superdome, Latter & Blum Realtors, French Market Corporation, Gambit Weekly, NewOrleans.com, and more.</div>