Pueblo Bonito detail

Cool! Did you use a filter? looks like it could do with a yellow or orange to get a bit more contrast.
If you happen to be there again I think it would be a good shot right up close to the first doorway so it frames the shot and leads to the second.....just thinking aloud.

Great place..congrats on shooting LF at that location...somehow a wide angle image with no humanoids bearing iPhones... I'm going up northern part of Anazasi contry in a week...along Comb Ridge into Bears Ears...

@awty Filter's are a little difficult to use on pinhole cameras, not impossible, just difficult (this film is ortho, a filter wouldn't really help anyway). I wish I'd been able to get in closer, unfortunately that would have required placing the camera in an off limits zone. Point taken though.

@jtk Chaco Culture National Historic Park is a little off the beaten path with a 20 or so mile dirt road leading in from either end (it was not a pleasant ride), as such it gets considerably fewer day visitors than most other parks. No bus loads of tourists to fight through, just a small number of incredibly intrepid visitors. It's definitely worth the trip.

Chaco is a treasure that current administration is bent on eroding, as it recently did when butchering Bears Ears, which has a critical historic relationship to Chaco. Google them. Best book (heavy and introspective) on them and their ancient world is House of Rain by Craig Childs. I want to camp in and photograph Chaco with snow if allowed this year because time flies ... my old SUV is running great and has true 4wd, something like me.

just a thought: perhaps cut/paste (PS) a couple of stones to cover that information kiosk.