(c) Mark Hertzberg (2019)
This is the third installment this spring in my photographic discoveries at Taliesin…based on the premise that one can indeed see new things even on one’s umpteenth visit to a building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. This visit was the weekend of June 8…when we were privileged to stay overnight in the Rose guest room after Minerva Montooth’s and Taliesin Preservation’s annual celebration of Wright’s birthday.
Yes, as seen above, sometimes there is a reason I bring a camera into the bathroom!
There are, indeed, gnats and mosquitoes on a warm spring evening.
Wright in Racine 
Very nice photos. You have a great eye. We are looking forward to seeing you next week with our Road Scholars
Thank you. I look forward to meeting the guests and seeing you and Clive again.
I was just there for the first time on June 11th!
Logan Martin Sent via iPhone
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Good for you!
Wish I could pick just one but each photo is my favorite!
Thanks, friend!
They are all excellent, but the one which really caught my eyes was the 4th from last (rolling landscape in the distance). That would look good in B/W format, also. The thing which most people don’t understand in the makeup of a great photographer is the ability to ‘see’ – really see! You demonstrate that ability time and again.
Thank you!