I haven’t been doing much traveling or photography of late, but the wife just returned from a Mediterranean cruise this week and has started loading up some of her photos over at Flickr. She’s got the opportunity to see some really great sites, and learn so much about the history. I’m jealous, but happy for her.
If you’re interested in seeing some of her photos, check them out here.
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