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A porphyry sculpture group of the two Augusti (Diocletianus of the East and Maximianus of the West) and the two Caesars (Galerius of the East and Constantius Chlorus of the West) of the Late Roman Empire, ca. 300 AD. Originally from Constantinople, currently at one of the corners of the San Marco Basilica, Venice
Day 1 Dinner
Much tastier than I expected. And a pretty good portion size. Enough to be filling on its own, but not too huge. I don't typically have anchovies on my caesar salads, but they used green olives to add that anchovy-esque salty flavor. It worked. The salad crumbles as croutons got a bit lost in the dressing; I'm sure I tasted them, but they didn't stand out from a texture standpoint.
Ingredients: romaine lettuce, Dressing (pinenuts, olive oil, flaxseed oil, lemon juice, sea salt), tomatoes, green olives, Salad Crumbles (eggplant, zucchini, italian seasoning, olive oil, ume plum vinegar, cayenne) (260 calories)
Las Vegas, Nevada. If only they could extend the monorail to the airport (so you didn't have to get ripped off by some of the worst taxi drivers on the planet) and lock up the idiots trying to hand out prostitute cards, then this place would get an A rather than its current B rating. As a non-gambler, the best part of Vegas for me is the amazing entertainment architecture. It reminds me of Epcot on steroids.
Truly elegant, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas October, 2008
Larry Eiring, Photographer, Hope and Dreams Studios. For information regarding this or any other photograph, please contact the photographer by email with subject "photo inquiry" in the subject to: hleiring@yahoo.com.