Hearst Castle AKA San Simeon 5 by danapommet
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My last shot of the Neptune Pool and a close-up of the Greco-Roman temple. There are two more of Charles Cassou's statuary. Photo recently scanned. A zoom of the details across the top is a definite must.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments.
They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (20)
Such amazing construction and attention to detail in this. The Neptune Pool is always one of my favorites on the Castle tours. And just breathtaking to see in person.
Love this shot Great capture, Dana
Nice shot of this lovely piece of architecture.
Amazing landmark! Very neat POV and lighting. Picture-perfect postcard shot!
Ostentatious in the extreme!!
LOvely shot ! beautiful capture !
An excellent and sharp capture! ;o)
splendid series!!
belle batisse!
Well worth the zoom, seems like he had amazing views!!!!
Beautiful capture! The zoom is worth it. :)
That would make a very posh garden shed.
Beautiful capture!
Another excellent foto of the Hearst Castle grounds, Dana. If I didn't know better, I would say that I'm back in the ancient elysian Greco-Roman days with all those beautiful alabaster statues and sculpture. The maintenance people had to be wearing togas to do it justice. And I see Andrea stole my word.
very wonderful shot of this place.
Gorgeous shot Dana, amazing place!
Wonderful capture!
I am thinking what people commenting fail to realize are these are actual, ancient pieces brought over by Hearst to build his fantastic castle. Another one of my favorites on the tour here.
What a beautiful structure!
LOVELY