The Kitchen - Cumberland 20 by TwoPynts
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st_fish
Well, I've missed a lot of your shots... but I'm sure I'll catch up soon. Looks so rich in story and character! Lovely capture! Have a great week, Kort! 8;o)
helanker
Fantastic ruins And an excellent clear and sharp capture. Bravo !
thecytron
Very good shot!
Sekadhar
Fantastic ruins! Super capture!*****!
Bonker
I totally like places like this, I can sit for hours and just think about nothing and everything here. I guess the foundation sparks the imagenation and the lack of walls (borders) let it run really free. And I think you captured the spirit of that with your image. =)
busi2ness
The neglect can be artistic in a sense but also depressing because of the distinct mood. Excellent reportage.
babuci
I like your presentation again so diferent and catchy! Excelent angle of a not too big kicthen.
jif3d
'round the mouth, 'round the gums, watch out stomach here it comes...but in this case not anymore or ever again, another fine installment in your Cumberland series ! ~Cheers~ :o)
kjpweb
Two eggs, overeasy, please? Hello? Anybody home? - Guess that kitchen's closed for good. Great scenery and perfectly presented!
goodoleboy
And the Cumberland Express rolls along! Wonderful capture and POV. Interesting diversity of effects; healthy widespread foliage in the background, substantial decay in the foreground. Now we know what happened to the Mayan culture. Incidentally, this photo reminds me of certain sections of my city.
MrsLubner
I really like seeing this and in my mind's eye I can recontruct a great deal of this scene. Nice photo.
TerraDreamer
Very nice! I haven't seen the others, I'll go have a look :)
Ionel
Why the people like ruins? Beacause they stimulate the fantasy! Excellent photography!!!
jocko500
Time to cook. lol guess now it be a open fire . I like ruins like this and wounder what happened here
sharky_
I'm always thinking of the lives that walked this place. Excellent work. Aloha
DJB
This makes me stare a lot just wondering all the things that went on here way back then. This is good reportage photography.
Gor111
Fantastic scene you have captured here! It could be the front cover of a movie called "The lost city"! An excellent shot! Thanks again for all this wonderful taken photos!!!
Luka_30
Excellent POV of this sad site!
NekhbetSun
Yep, does make ya wonder what happened....I love the bottom capture...wonderful images and quote Kort S
nikolais
a really wild and impressive series, Kort. Hugs and Merry Christmas!
oscilis
Fantastic reportage of this building and its history.
mamabobbijo
Such a sad ending to such a stately old dame! Still enjoying the ramble around the island! Thanks BJ
Burpee
It is so cool to think that real people stood here out of the elements and cooked. Now it is nothing but the crumbled bricks. Great shot Kort!
Margana
I think it's great how you're sharing this wonderful place with us.You're doing a wonderful job chronicling your visit. Thank you for sharing,Kortalouche.Hope you have a wonderful holiday!-M :^) PS This is the only ebot I've recieved for you in days...I would've written you but I didn't want to nag you... ;^P
Richardphotos
maybe some one destroyed it on purpose. excellent capture and I have enjoyed this series
Punaguy
A skeleton of it's former self...so sad to see this place in ruins, but thanks for documenting this excursion...Aloha~
odie
Thanks for sharing this! I love finding 'stories' like this. A sad state of affairs if it was a fire. I am surprised it has not been cleaned up as the growth of greens is obvious. :0)