jul27

small doorway at Kinishba Ruins (circa AD 1100s to 1300s). Ancestral home for the Hopi and Zuni Native Americans. Every time I visit native american ruins, I am always struck by how small their doorways are. Always, one has to duck to get in. But, I love their organic architecture.

[dh (delena)]

Great textures

[Nick Cronin]

Big FAV for me. Incredible people with amazing skills.

[kali]

that is some fine building

[Helen K]

Interesting image and love it in monochrome!

[Joyce]

Great B&W shot

[Andy Mcculloch]

Fab bricks, look great in mono.

[Je77rey]

Lovely shot

[Tia]

Well captured!

[gayelene]

lovely shot great in B/W :)

[James LaTrobe]

Love the solid black against all the grays.

[Call me Joe]

looks really strong structure !

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Works great in B&W and I like the shapes and textures of the stone bricks.

[Sheralee S]

Fantastic textures and shapes.

[Andrew]

love the textures and composition. simple but really effective.

[Daniel Wotton]

Lovely image. What are the places like on the inside size wise?

[Krista Marson]

@aklys small. low ceiling and just enough room to sleep with a little room to spare.

[Bill Fenske]

Great capture of the ruins. Perfect for B&W

[Mark Pratt]

Great shot and detail. The texture in the rocks is super.

[Tom]

Great textures, tones and detail Krista love the simplicity fav

[Jo]

Wonderful b&w shot.

[Stephanie Swift]

It must be a thrill to see and touch something this old. Makes me wonder who the people were (as individuals) who went in and out by this doorway when it was first built.

[Nancy]

Super clarity and mystery..love the bw!