Photos: Krewe Bohème 2020

Feb 10, 2020 • Photos and Creative Art, Rituals and Traditions

Now in its second year, the Krewe Bohème took to the streets Friday night to present ‘The Soaring Twenties’ with Tarriona ‘Tank’ Ball as Supreme Green Fairy.

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Krewe Bohème Presents ‘The Soaring Twenties’ (photos by: Brandon Robert)

Brandon Robert is a New Orleans native who focuses his camera on the art, culture, and personalities that make this city the best city in the world. You can check out more of Brandon’s work on his Instagram and website, and look for him on ViaNolaVie.

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