Every great architect is – necessarily – a great poet. He must be a great original interpreter of his time, his day, his age.
~Frank Lloyd Wright
No ordinary bell. Taliesin West, Arizona. Shot with a Canon 40D.
In Frank Lloyd Wright’s mind, even a bell is a work of art. As I toured Taliesin West, designed by Wright in the 1930’s as his winter home and architectural school in Scottsdale, Arizona, I was struck again and again by the beauty of the landscape, the strong, clean lines of his design, and the desert light. They all worked together to visually delight us.
Submitted this week to Leanne Cole’s marvelous photo challenge, Monochrome Madness.
Have an inspiring week, everyone!
Categories: Photography
P.A. Moed 
Great FLW quote to accompany your image.
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Thanks, Sally! I thought so too. 😊
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I listened to a podcast about Taliesin (Wisconsin) a few weeks ago, but the hosts never mentioned that there is a location in Arizona. I bet it’s a fascinating place to visit. Falling Water is high on my list of places to visit as well.
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It’s gorgeous. Hope you can go!
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This is a beautiful image Patti!
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Thanks, Meg! It was taken a while back. Glad you like it. 🙂
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Excellent.
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Thanks, Rabirius!
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I can’t understand why I never see your posts coming through my reader. This is very close to me–Taliesin West. I wonder if it’s the time of day you post?
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Thanks, Rabirius!
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That is strange, Luanne. I have no idea why.
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Do you post on certain days of the week?
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No. I have noticed the same thing with some blogs, but do know know why. Checking your settings may help.
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