55 Comments Posted by AO

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If I was a patient in this room, as is, I wouldn't look out the window.. I'd stare at the reflection of light which would provide me a wider spectrum of fantasies of freedom and normality.. Great use of natural light..
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Great shot.. Leads me to believe that even though the doors are open, we have all locked ourselves way behind pretenses and falsehoods.. Except Motts..
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Reminds me of a demented 'Alice in Wonderland'.. Great position and texture..
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'Step in to my pallor' said the spider to the fly..
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Fogive me, but I think the caption on this should be 'Hope'.. The decay of the wheelchair and contrast of the blue makes for a superb shot..
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" it was empty".. Are you sure? [evil grin]
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I must say, Chucky is finally dead.. Marvelous shot..
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Another excellent shot and great caption.. I almost wish it was in black and white in order to capture the original feel of a multitude of Alfred Hitchcock episodes.. 'Welcome to the asylum, we're here to help you' [starts up the skull drill]..
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This is an excellent depiction of torn emotions that were felt during WWI..
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I had to hunt down this shot just to make a comment.. EXCELLENT use of lighting and contrasts.. It's like looking in to the abysmal mirror of conflicting desires and falling prey to turn desires.. Whichwaytogo indeed..
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Great shot.. The contrast between the rusty building and the greenness of the foliage bespeaks of the constant war between nature and man..
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Great shot, but a little photo shop help to increase the 'mistiness' while retaining the lighting would have brought this to a level par with Silent Hill..
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Very excellent shot.. The red contrast against the aged decay is stunning..
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Another angle of nature's attempt to reclaim mans defilement.. Great shot..
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Excellent depiction of natures redemption of mans constant construction..