290 Comments Posted by BKWOntario

I love the silvery look of the sun's reflections in the window glass.

Wow, they took the time to frame in and enclose the undersides of the stairs and put that wonderful fresco detail on. The lower left door looks like it has a really steep staircase, hidden in the shadows. I guess the banisters were wood and taken by someone.

Aaaah, the first lone chair shot. :)

The green and the blue on the doors are a perfect frame for the staircase perspective and outside trees.

Lovely colours and composition. I agree with eldokid - More, More More. (Isn't there a song of that name? :) I, too, love the old and new galleries.

Time for Mr. Motts to disappear before the person in the Sign-in book shows up at 8 am. I don't know what the PM stands for either. Property Manager? Private Maintenance? Thanks for another great gallery Mr. Motts. The hospitals and asylums are the best. I spent about a solid month last summer looking at all your galleries after I discovered your site.

I wouldn't want to get on that thing.

Wow... did it smell in there? i.e. of moisture, mold, rot, grass etc.? I agree, Phiftybuick, it does look kind of like a map.

Once again Mr. Motts' eye catches a great detail, turning his lens onto the side of the aisles and the wonderful detail on the chair ends.

I would assume quite a bit of moisture was getting into this theatre, from walls and ceilings or both??

Wow, what a difference from the previous, more-or-less cheerful, bright shot of the isolation room.

I agree, Phiftybuick. Very unusual and imaginative angle. I can make out Hello and Here is and a few other words on the door. The door looks closed, but Mr. Motts is still with us, so I assume it did not lock behind him. Pepto bismol walls as MamaOfFive will say. Great shot.

Wonderful wood shelves. What was in the boxes?

Luck of luck, looks like I'm second to visit this new gallery. What a great Sunday gift. Hi everyone.

Thanks Mr. Motts. Hi Mama to Five, I was wondering where you were.