456 Comments Posted by Matt

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The old band room. Once used as a funeral chapel for Fr. Loius Moskal. RIP 2/7/67. Also used as Chapel of Repose for Blessed Sacrament after Holy Thursday services.
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St. Joseph's Altar
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site of the library
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Actually this was the senior classroom. The cabinets behind the classroom held all the textbooks that were used for instruction (bookstore).
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Looks as though there's a blue sky over a pebble beach JUST outside the door.
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Could be a sniper/guard post.
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How the hell do you not get totally freaked going into these places? Do you go by yourself? Great shots totally creepy.
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Granted if Motts was taking pictures of a family on vacation or a wedding it would be more critical to do things like that. The way I see it Motts is less a photographer and more an artist who just uses photography as his media. Does that make sense to anyone? To film a decaying ship in perfect light to illuminate details it would look like a picture of a decaying ship, and not a piece of art that's meant to be more.
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i love the fact that you can see that wheel thing in both shots.
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yea in other countries guys with chains and hand tools would risk life and limb to salvage every scrap from this ship. i think that it is a prime example of our waste.
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wow that is a really cool shot.
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You say that as if you totally glossed over the comment Motts wrote.
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True Kevin, it means a straight on approach.. when refering to a subject being filmed. This comes from the design of a proscenium stage. However, it is a malapropism to use it when talking about photography.

Since we all know what trouble you have with big words I did the leg work for you:

http://www.answers.com/malapropism&r=67

jackass
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i swear it wasnt me
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Hah you know what now that i think about it.... Goddog, me, and a few other people sat on this porch which is why the chairs are set up out there....