Feast of San Gennaro
Little Italy
New York, September 2008
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6 comments:
Did it make you feel at home?! ;-) I love what's left of Little Italy.
San Gennaro and the chinese writing, what a contrast! Great shot!
Wonderful photo. I've always been intrigued how in many Catholic festivals and processions, the clergy dominate.
And I wonder what San Gennaro did that was so wonderful...
lol. I love the look on that kids face in the background.
Looks like he'd rather be at home playing video games.
@ Jacob - You may be right for the ten minutes of the religious processions, for the rest of the time food stalls rule the day.
I love it with the two faces - one ancient, and one modern.
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