Chaco Canyon Doorways
by Tim Richards
Title
Chaco Canyon Doorways
Artist
Tim Richards
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Photograph - Digital Photo
Description
Cross-compartment view of doorways at Chaco Canyon National Historical Park, Four Corners, New Mexico, USA. The Chaco Canyon ruins were built by the Anasazi indigenous people as early as the Sixth Century CE and as late as the Fifteenth Century.
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October 7th, 2013
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Comments (7)
Robert VanDerWal
The light and graphically repeating theme really draws you in. Interesting image. Well Done!
Hartmut Jager
What a stunning, superbly balanced composition. The glowing golden-brown colors are most beautiful as is the light. Your art-photo also has a very timeless quality. It could be a doorway from Atlantis, Minoa, Troy or from any mythical ancient Empire which have long since being blown away by the relentless winds of time... :-)
Tim Richards replied:
Thank you, Hartmut. Chaco Canyon is a mysterious place. No one knows what these rooms were used for. They weren't living rooms. There's some indication that the entire complex was a ceremonial center.
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