Architecture (49)

Island Destruction The remains of buildings destroyed in the 1995 volcanic eruption on the Caribbean island of Montserrat. The island's capital Plymouth was completely buried with mud and ash from pyroclastic flows.

Polite Notice A polite notice inside a church. Written in the Papiamentu language, one of the only surviving Creole languages of the Caribbean. The sign says: Sea Asina Bon di tene nos Kapel limpi y "No Sende Bela Sin Glas" Mosha Danki! - roughly translated says: As a sign of goodwill and to keep the chapel clean and beautiful, only light candles in glass jars, much thanks!

Winter Home Looking up at an ice and snow covered cabana.

Deep Snow Deep snow outside the windows of a log cabin.

Ice Church Chapel made entirely of ice.

Ice Church Exterior of a chapel made of snow and ice.

Ice Hotel Foyer Inside an Ice Hotel, with everything made from ice including the mock fireplace.

Ice Church Chapel made entirely of ice.

Hotel Of Ice Sunshine bursting through the door of the entrance at the Hotel Of Ice at Balea Lac, Romania.

Ice Church Chapel made entirely of ice.

Ice Church Church made entirely of ice and snow.

Chernobyl Power Company Offices Offices of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plants operators, in the nearby town of Pripyat, Ukraine.