Hammond Castle VII by danapommet
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Keeping in mind that this castle was also John and Irene Hammond’s home, as well as his laboratory, so this is a shot of their living quarters. Details on the Hammond Castle can be read on my July 6, 2010 posting.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments.
They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (17)
Very interesting photo!
wonderful place. I love all the stone and brick work in this structure...
Oh my ....what a beautiful place my friend, fantastic capture!
Lovely old castle with loads of history behind it!
THIS IS WONDERFUL! The textures, the POV, the coloring of that different white from the stones. And the moss yellow, wow!
Superb shot!! :)
SUPER AWESOME shot!
Gorgeous! I love those roof tiles.
I love this place BUT I wouldn't have liked to clean those little window panes!!!!
Wonderful shot!!!!
bonne photo!!
nice shot!
His laboratory? What was he, a reprise of Doctor Victor Frankenstein? And, with a castle to boot, just like in Transylvania. Nice combination of roofing shingles and stonework in this excellent capture of what looks more like a cottage than a castle, Dana.
Now you're talkin'! This looks like an interior courtyard view...where stuff gets intimate (thankfully NOT in an Old World way since indoor plumbing wasn't "the thing" back then.) I love castles, not for any romanticized elements of medieval existence, but simply because they are so impressive and complex and heavy. I love the composition of this shot, and the way the stone work and slate shingles work so perfectly together. The roof shingles actually look a bit like reptilian scales and what's not to like about that?
superb!!!
Interesting place and photo , Dana !
GORGEOUS