167 Comments Posted by Michele
Michele wrote:
Holy shootipoop! I have no words!
- Location: Middletown State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Silence
Michele wrote:
Unbelieveable contrast!
That blue room at the end of the hall...
That blue room at the end of the hall...
- Location: Middletown State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Silence
Michele wrote:
I haven't looked through this gallery yet! I have been dropping hints to Motts here and there throughout his site about publishing a coffee table glossy!!!
Oh, please email me "redwoodv" at that hot mail place to let me know if (and when) you do go for that idea! I'll buy TWO of them! :o)
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this wonderful site, Motts!
Oh, please email me "redwoodv" at that hot mail place to let me know if (and when) you do go for that idea! I'll buy TWO of them! :o)
Thank you, thank you, thank you for this wonderful site, Motts!
- Location: Middletown State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Silence
Michele wrote:
Plywood is generally sold in six-foot sheets, so that is probably why it is a foot short! How funny!
Good thing, though, so you have light to take those awesome shots.
The title "Chaos" comes to mind upon seeing this photo. Simply gorgeous!
Good thing, though, so you have light to take those awesome shots.
The title "Chaos" comes to mind upon seeing this photo. Simply gorgeous!
- Location: Riverside State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Wonderland
Michele wrote:
Motts, how careful are you when you get around treacherous floors like this? Do you slowly creep in, testing each step, or do you more or less stroll in (albiet carefully)?
I would be like hugging the walls!
I would be like hugging the walls!
- Location: Riverside State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Wonderland
Michele wrote:
OH, my sentiments, exactly, Anna! I am very, very envious of Mott's adventures!
Yes, I, too, wished you would have read the type, it would have definitely be interesting!
Yes, I, too, wished you would have read the type, it would have definitely be interesting!
- Location: Riverside State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Wonderland
Michele wrote:
Amazing! I love this (of course, the whole gallery, actually) shot!
Now, my Husband's old childhood room at his parents' in Buffalo is built similar, and when we stayed there for a visit, I've whacked my noggin several times on those out-cropping walls! Grrr!
I wonder how the patients and staff kept themselves from bumping into those? lol
(I try to refrain from posting to every page, but it's hard, every photo deserves a rip-roaring rave! Thank you, Motts!) :o)
Now, my Husband's old childhood room at his parents' in Buffalo is built similar, and when we stayed there for a visit, I've whacked my noggin several times on those out-cropping walls! Grrr!
I wonder how the patients and staff kept themselves from bumping into those? lol
(I try to refrain from posting to every page, but it's hard, every photo deserves a rip-roaring rave! Thank you, Motts!) :o)
- Location: Riverside State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Wonderland
Michele wrote:
Oooooohhhhh......my......God, what a great shot!!!
Thank you, Motts, for your priceless pictures! You are doing what I've always wanted to do - journey abandoned hospitals and such! (((Motts)))
Thank you, Motts, for your priceless pictures! You are doing what I've always wanted to do - journey abandoned hospitals and such! (((Motts)))
- Location: Fuller State School and Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Disturbed
Michele wrote:
Agreed, very desolate.
- Location: Fuller State School and Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Disturbed
Michele wrote:
Excellent post, Lynne!
- Location: Fuller State School and Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Disturbed
Michele wrote:
I just LOVE all of these pictures!!!
- Location: Linton State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Deep Breaths
It's almost like the bright, safe colors of the two doors bring peace... until you see the dark, looming gallows of hell, ready to reach out for you!