Architecture (442)

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.

House by the Lake A Caribbean-style house built on the edge of a lake.

Castillo San Felipe De Barajas The Castillo San Felipe de Barajas is a fortress in Cartagena, Colombia. It was built by the Spanish in the colonial era and was originally known as The Castillo de San Lázaro and has a system of underground tunnels.

The Colombian Fortress The Castillo San Felipe de Barajas is a fortress in Cartagena, Colombia. It was built by the Spanish in the colonial era and was originally known as The Castillo de San Lázaro and has a system of underground tunnels.

Pink Elephant A statue of an elephant's head illuminated with pink and red lights.

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!

Aldourie Castle View of Aldourie Castle from Loch Ness.

Lake Vyrnwy Dam The Vyrnwy Dam, at the end of Lake Vyrnwy reservoir in Powys, Wales.

Lake Vyrnwy Dam Looking out over the Vyrnwy Dam, at the end of Lake Vyrnwy reservoir in Powys, Wales.

Lake Vyrnwy Dam The Vyrnwy Dam looking East. At the end of Lake Vyrnwy reservoir in Powys, Wales.

Lake Vyrnwy Dam Looking across the road over the Vyrnwy Dam, at the end of Lake Vyrnwy reservoir in Powys, Wales.

Lake Vyrnwy Straining Tower Lake Vyrnwy Straining Tower where the water leaves the reservoir for a 70 mile journey to Liverpool.