Chaco Culture National Historic Park is a ruined ancient city in North Central New Mexico. Its origins are still shrouded in mystery -- the Choacoans left no written records. Chaco is a park for the imagination, and this image serves it well through light and shadow. A shadow that becomes detached from its source can often become the basis of an incongruous image. These ruins have been here for more than a thousand years and I wanted to suggest the presence of the ancient ghosts who still might linger here. I use light and my own shadow here to abstract myself and become part of Chaco’s past. The 28mm wideangle format embraces my shadow, a kiva, and the ruined buildings, fusing a tale to tease the imagination of those who will look at this image.