"A beautiful red flower." Actually it's one of the many orchids at Vizcaya house.
A hooded Ljudmila and a saucer full of orchids.
Closeup of those orchids.
Purple orchids.
"Beautiful purple flowers."
An anhinga bird sits on the prow of the "stone barge". Can you spot him?
Jason and Ljudmila pose in front of the stone barge and Biscayne Bay.
Ljudmila and the Tea House.
Jason and the stone barge (shot from the Tea House).
The fountain above the garden.
Lovely Ljudmila above the garden!
Jason in front of the Theater Garden.
Lovely Ljudmila in front of the Maze Garden!
Even in the peaceful elegance of Vizcaya House, a strangler fig insinuates his deadly presence.
The fountain below the garden.
Ljudmila and the Casino. Luck be a lady tonight!
The ceiling of the Casino. I had to lie on the ground to get this shot.
Inside the Casino. And who's that in the mirror?
Greek bust.
Pearl pool.
Another bust.
Ljudmila supports a frail old lady.
The oldest-known instance of a statue sporting an afro haircut.
Who's that peeking out of the gazebo?
The bridge. There's a fence keeping us out, so I took this photo on tiptoes :)
A view of the garden.
A view of the stone barge and Biscayne Bay ("where the Cuban gentlemen sleep all day").
The pearl of the garden!
Jason and Ljudmila sittin' in a shell . . .
Birds flock over the Tea House.
Seahorse weathervane.
More seahorses atop the gate . . . and lovely Ljudmila!
Goodbye Vizcaya House, see you again someday.
How many faces do you see?
