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The cenotes are water holes in the jungle produced by a process of dissolution and collapse of limestone terrain located above an underground network of caves and rivers. Playing a vital role for the Maya, a “cenote” was also a place of worship.

The Mayans believed these wells as a means of communication with the gods of the infra-world, the chasm representing a mouth. They were used as fresh water supply, but also as a place of worship in which offerings or sacrificial victims were thrown.

Photographer, creative coach, artist, teacher—each of these describes ImageWerks co-founder Kathy Strauss. Her graphic design background gives her imagery a distinct clean style that electrifies each image with precision and harmony. The camera is an extension of how Kathy sees the world. She looks to connect her imagery to her viewer—showing a right brain person's view of the world. From that simple blade of grass, to the stark graphic look of a building, to the sparkling eyes of the bride and groom, she captures beauty with her lens. She knows she's done her job when a person looks at her photographs and they know they've "seen a story." Her paintings are her way to relax, she is a certified Creatively Fit coach & enjoys...