Lurbography

It feels like it's been forever. It sort of has. I got really caught up this past semester in everything -- Greek, new friends, frisbee, trying to go to Africa, flintknapping... I took lots of pictures, and never got around to editing them or posting any. Which I hope I can do now. Meh. Not that anyone cares anyway...

do all the really touristy things, take lots (1,286) pictures of sarcophogi, floor mosaics, ceilings, and AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES, and then wait a week or so to even look at them, then think about uploading them to dA (as in, they still aren't there -- wait until the end of the week: I managed to parse them down to 511, and being lazy, I'll probably only end up uploading 68 or so...). But just thought I should give y'alls a heads-up. ... actually, I was only in Rome for 3 days, and most museums don't let you take pictures. I spent most of my time in Lucca, and also went to Firenze, Pisa, Voltera, Ponsacco, Siena, and hiked the Cinque

Hi. Thanks for visiting. I'd just like to say, I'm not a professional photographer. I'm a full-time student with a small part-time hobby. I recently updated my camera with a graduation present. I know I'm not good at photography. If you can leave any comments or critques which would help me out, I'd appreciate them very much; I can only get better with feedback from others. Thanks, Lurbe If you would like to use any of my work as stock, please contact me first.