11 Comments Posted by Rudy

ive been inside it since i live in gc its kinda creepy at first but after that its a nice place to hang out

Again, you can not help but ponder the questions when you see the objects left behind, such as "Who bathed in this tub?", etc. These items, if they could talk, would have so many interesting stories to tell.

I love these lamp shots. Still a mystery to what went on under the light of them.

This is a haunting, yet beautiful, view. Again, Hollywood could not make anything more eerie in comparison to this place. The vines show no respect, as they continue to invade the interior.

The view shown here still appears beautiful despite its ruined state. The large windows do not drown out the eerie effect of the hall. I'd love to be here on a bright moonlit night...seeing the shadows of the window panes upon the floor, just as the sunlight is doing here.

Another eerie scene, like right out of a film. You can practically "see" many spirits wandering the halls of this building.

Even the most simple and solitary objects left behind can tell many stories. Whose hands had touched this lamp? What sort of examinations were done under the light of it? Creepy.

Even in a color photo, this shot looks like a still right out of a film. A movie studio lot could not come close to making such a scene like this.

Yes, I love the angle this photo was taken. Gives that view of being in a horror film...running down the hall...in fear of what's chasing you from behind...trying to make it to that open door. The narrow passage makes the viewer feel entrapped.

To begin, I'm very satisfied with the choice of shooting these photos in B&W. It gives the place a more "ghostly" and mysterious appearance. An effect that color photography can not display. GREAT JOB on this awesome portfolio!

Just like in a horror film. Walking down a dark corridor, not knowing what could be lurking within each of those doors...waiting for something to jump out at you. Gives me goosebumps.