Hurricane Isaac Aftermath in Louisiana

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31 Aug 2012, Louisiana, USA - August 31, North shore of Lake Pontchartrain Louisiana, Oil in glood water form a surge caused by hurricane . - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

Aerial View of Areas Affected by Hurricane Isaac
02 Sep 2012, Scarsdale, New York State, USA - September 2, Scarsdale, LA in Plaquemines Parish on the East Bank of the Mississippi River, Don Duplantier in a pirogue riding away from his home. Scarsdale is outside of the storm protection system created by the giant wall that was constructed after Hurricane Katrina. Don Duplantier's home took on 12 ft. of water from Isaac, a category one hurricane. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

The East Bank of Plaquemines Parish Flooded by Hurricane Issac
02 Sep 2012, Scarsdale, New York State, USA - September 2, Scarsdale, LA in Plaquemines Parish on the East Bank of the Mississippi River, Homes in flood water after Hurricane Isaac. Scarsdale is outside of the storm protection system created with the giant wall that was constructed after Hurricane Katrina. Isaac, a category one hurricane knocked out power for over 700,000 people. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

The East Bank of Plaquemines Parish Flooded by Hurricane Issac
03 Sep 2012, Louisiana, USA - September 3, Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, Cows take shelter from flooding caused by Hurricane Isaac on the front porch of a house off HWY 23. The storm serge caused by hurricane Isaac shut down HWY 23 and resulted with hundreds of thousands of people loosing power. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

Cow in Plaquemines Parish Trapped by Hurricane Issac
06 Sep 2012, Louisiana, USA - September 6, Braithwaite, Louisiana : Broken framed photo of Larry Blankenship's parents destroyed by the surge caused by Hurricane Isaac.Plaquemines Parish was flooded with a surge that flooded some homes with over 12ft on the east and west bank of the Mississippi River. Hurricane Isaac caused over 2 billion dollars of damage despite being rated as a category 1 storm. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

Hurricane Isaac Damage in Braithwaite Louisiana
06 Sep 2012, Louisiana, USA - September 6, Braithwaite, Louisiana : Blake Miller stands up a fallen cross at the Mary Plantation House, Plaquemines Parish's oldest plantation built in 1795, flooded by hurricane Isaac's surge. Miller bought the historic property at auction five months ago. Hurricane Isaac caused over 2 billion dollars of damage despite being rated as a category 1 storm. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

Hurricane Isaac Damage in Braithwaite Louisiana
02 Sep 2012, Scarsdale, New York State, USA - September 2, Scarsdale, LA in Plaquemines Parish on the East Bank of the Mississippi River, Don Duplantier walks to a boat from his friends partially submerged home after Hurricane Isaac. Scarsdale is outside of the storm protection system created with the giant wall that was constructed after Hurricane Katrina. Isaac, a category one hurricane knocked out power for over 700,000 people. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

The East Bank of Plaquemines Parish Flooded by Hurricane Issac
06 Sep 2012, Louisiana, USA - September 6, Braithwaite, Louisiana : A house washed off its' foundation on the Eastbank of the Mississippi River levee by the surge caused by Hurricane Isaac. Plaquemines Parish was flooded with a surge that flooded some homes with over 12ft on the east and west bank of the Mississippi River. Hurricane Isaac caused over 2 billion dollars of damage despite being rated as a category 1 storm. - Image by © Julie Dermansky/Corbis

Hurricane Isaac Damage in Braithwaite Louisiana

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Is an Affiliate Scholar at The Center for the Study of Genocide, Conflict Resolution, a Thomas J. Watson Fellow and a recipient of an NEA grant. She was born in New York City in 1966 and grew up in Englewood, NJ. She holds a BFA from Tulane University. She has completed major public art projects for New York City's Percent for the Arts Program and shows in galleries and museums in America and Europe. Since switching her focus from painting and sculpture to photography in 2004, her photographs have been published internationally. When not on assignment, Dermansky covers stories around the world that she is drawn to.

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