697 Comments Posted by C-note

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Maybe it is a person stuck up there after taking a the pallet jack for a spin in that cluttered hallway and flew upwards.
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Who needs the stair master when you have a dumped off banister.
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It is truly a stunning picture. But what strikes me as well is it looks like it is an abandoned gym from the 50's just after a winter dance.
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The green moss does add a great accent of a complementry color to the red.
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In the name of sheer sanctity, in the name of the blood my crusading ancestors from England, it is sickening to me to see that such holiness defaced and made fun of !
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i agree with Lola. It is amazing how even horse hair and plaster over lathe can last longer than pressed gypsum between treated paper.
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You truly give a good reference to those who are writing and creating artwork in the Steam Punk persuasion, like me for instance!
Thanks lot!
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It makes you wish that all things were built the same way today.
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That makes me wonder if the large metal piece is still intact today.
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I can just imagine the horse drawn carrage pulling up t o the front. Sepia color on a lower filter would antique the image well.
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Just like Nancy, .....But with God all things are possible Mathew 19:26
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This shot reminds me of the Video to Metalica's song Unforgiven. When you are locked away forever, you are truly unforgiven in some way. Even the angels.
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If I had cramps in a white dress, I'd be worried too!
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The Globe and Compass shows that the crest it's self post dates the 1500's. But the words are a true blessing to those who were about to enter the un imagineable. I believe it is well taken from an Irish saying as one would enter a place that they would know they would call that place their home, "God bless all ye here." In such harsh conditions for the insane and the way they were even treated so long ago, trust me, they need God's blessing and guidance even in such a hellish place.
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There is the best artistic value here in this photo! To keep up with the architectual dignity of this building and the romantic setting accompanied with the snowy scene. In my opinion, another copy done in a sepia tone would enhance it even more as well!