Photo Gallery: OpenCamp, Rome, March 2008
I attended OpenCamp in Rome, which was held in a mostly recovered public space, the former slaughterhouses of Rome. Click on a thumbnail below to see a larger version; use your browser's back button to return to this page. COPYRIGHT NOTICEThese images are copyrighted. You may use up to ten of them freely for non-commercial purposes (for commercial use, contact me), giving credit as follows: photo copyright Deirdré Straughan, beginningwithi.com If you use any on a website, I would appreciate a link back to this site, as well as a mention of my name, Deirdré Straughan.
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First I made a brief visit to Sun's Rome office, conveniently located near the Piazza del Popolo - you can see the domes of the twin churches from Sun's balcony. |
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The abbevveratoio - drinking trough - for the animals. |
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Like many "social centers," |
the place features some spectacular graffiti. |
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Weighing station for about-to-be-slaughtered animals. |
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A less-redone area is still used as stables for Rome's carriage horses. |
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 This nearby graffito says "I hate horses."
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Wikipedia guys |
 talking about how not to game Wikipedia.
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Politics: Right-winger claims someone had an abortion for (in order to be able to participate in?) a reality show... |
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En route to Abruzzo... |
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