This is the first image I did of this Victorian masterpiece and if you look closely you can see the shadow of the ornate iron fence revealed on the roadway in front. That shadow is the result of multiple attempts with my flash to backlight the fence and cast that shadow. I finally got the right flash height to reveal the rounded design detail of the fence on the road!
Donald Reese Photography 
Great idea and nice result !!
Interesting detail about the fence image on the roadway. Beautiful home and photo.
Thanks, as always, for posting your wonderful pictures.
I come from Long Island, where there were two wonderful art museums on the North Shore that I could get to easily. Their exhibits regularly changed, and I loved going there and viewing the art. I find art really lacking in Lancaster County. Galleries are not the same as museums. The two museums that I am aware of in Lancaster City are very small and limited. The Quilt Museum of several years ago was a wonderful place, but it closed down for lack of funding.
Your photographs add to the art culture of Lancaster County. Thank you very much for the enjoyment they bring.
thank you very much, I am sure they are neat places.
Hi Patricia–
You’ll be pleased to know we are an exception when it comes to PA museums. Heidelberg Hall is a living museum and private residence. We offer tours in summer and fall. The home houses the largest to date collection of 19th century American made furniture in the country along with a large ancient artifacts collection over 4,000 years old. Within the collection are well over 200+ paintings and many forms of art, sculpture & bronze. Many items are tied to major gilded age families like the Astor’s and Vanderbilt’s. Please look us up online for tour info. We also post many photos and videos of the collection and the home built in 1876. Our social media is Instagram.com/heidelberghall1876
http://www.Facebook.com/heidelberghall
http://www.heidelberghall.com
Where is this stunning home located?
Schaefferstown
Thanks for letting me know.
Hi David. This is Heidelberg Hall, a living museum and private residence built in 1876. The home contains the largest collection to date of 19th century American furniture and a vast curated collection of ancient artifacts. We offer tours in summer and fall. You can find more info on our various sites, both in Facebook and Instagram or http://www.HeidelbergHall.com
Stunning picture as usual!
thank you!