bread and pictures

since we've been in rome for almost two weeks now, it's time to share some venetian/florentine photos. (don't think the digital delay here isn't driving me nuts, too)

san lorenzo after the typical mid-day torrential downpour. inside this pile of bricks are hidden away three treasures of the architectural history post-1300 world: brunolleschi's old sacchristy, michelangelo's new sacchristy, and michelangelo's laurentian library. all this adds up to more potent prayers- god loves fancy architecture.

the typical 'venice is so beautiful' picture. fairly dull. best one i have. more importantly, i know where to buy the best pizza and the freshest fruit, and i could show you the location of the old brothel, pointing out the peep holes in the ceiling which no longer exist.

piazza san marco_venice; the only piazza in venice, all the rest are just campos


pozzi chapel, i think one of my mom's favorites. again, happy birthday, and again, yes we are alive, and no, i don't have the phone card.


demonstration of work. we do a lot of it. pay no attention to the police tape.


award-winning professional photoshopping. dcp,md. not italy. they don't have mac-daddy screens like that over here. they have screens bolted to walls. and spanish/french keyboards with hidden possessive apostrophe keys ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .