Through the Doorway

This is part of the remains of the old Marble Mill in Marble, CO, operating in the early 1900's. The only place in the U.S. where they have true white marble. The marble was used in many monuments including the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. It's now owned by the Italians who ship the marble to Italy for processing and some is returned to the U.S. as floor tile.

[Anne Pancella]

very interesting and great shot.

[Jennifer]

love your framing. Looks pretty through there

[Taffy]

I like the texture and way you've framed the scene beyond.

[sally agnew]

Beautiful contrast and framing :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Love you pov and the shapes and textures.

[Rocio Sanchez]

So pretty framing. Nice shot!

[Robert Barr]

Lovely composition.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture interesting facts about the marble .

[Milanie]

I believe Richard Scaffold @chard posted some pictures from this area earlier this fall. Sounds like a really interesting place

[Candace]

Lovely textures...Fav!

[Lynne]

@milaniet Thanks, Milanie, I'll have to go check out his photos

[Phil Sandford]

Fascinating history to an equally fascinating photograph.

[Babs]

Super shot, love the framing. It looks like the entrance to the secret garden.

[Wendy]

Great natural framing - and interesting history.

[Issi Bannerman]

Super natural framing - and very interesting background information too. I like Babs' idea of the entrance to the secret garden!

[carol white]

Nicely framed, a lovely shot

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely textures and colours

[Sally Ings]

I like the natural framing.

[bkb in the city]

Very cool

[Karen Mitchell]

A really cool background story and a nice frame for your photo!

[Tom]

Great capture and story

[Julienne Jones]

I always enjoy photos peeking through openings! Lovely

[Jerome]

Very nice view!

[Dyan Stevens]

Wonderful look through the opening.