Category: PhotoJournalism
Took a night train to Venice and arrived just as the sun was creeping between the run-down buildings which clattered down confusing streets. This still and empty tomb…
Those who know me personally (and professionally), know that I am a student of comedy (some may even see me as a teacher of comedy, or professor). That’s…
Death The tattered remnants that remain from one of the most catastrophic volcanic eruptions in European history. Ruins. Just ruins. The historic evidence of billions of lives snuffed…
Before we leave Roma, here are a few more images with which we’ll say goodbye (or au revoir as they say in Europe). Not sure where this picture…
Memories are wonderful places to go when you need to be lifted up by something wonderful or when you get a little too happy and need to be…
Roma and architecture are dear, dear friends. They seem intrinsically linked, as if the ancient Romans had nothing better to do than lay brick and tile things. Oh,…
The Trevi Fountain! The Trevi Fountain (Italian: Fontana di Trevi), as far as I can tell, is a fountain in the Trevi district in Rome, Italy, designed by…
Roma at night! Does anyone know what building this is (photo: pictured above)? Rome at night, as pictured above (see: photo) is a spectacular sight. A bright, white…