50 Comments Posted by beth

Awesome, a new gallery! Been a long time lurker, first time poster!

Thank you for this wonderful gallery, Motts! This was probably the most intriguing, if not unusual, places you've photographed. It's a shame that its condition now is worse off than it was when you were there 10 years ago, but at least we have these images for posterity.

Thank you for the new gallery, Motts! I've been checking the site a couple times a week to see when we'd be treated to one, and I was glad to have my patience rewarded.

Yes, thank you. I always check the site each day to see if something new and exciting has been shared with us.

This is a beautiful photo, Motts. Is there anyway you could make this a wallpaper?

I think it's the angle, Mica. If you look across the parapet to the window in the background, you can see how tall they are, and the windows that are perpendicular to that one are the same size. So, that would be quite the drop down from the terrace.

A new gallery! I obsessively check the site every day to see when a new one is posted, so imagine my glee when I saw there was one. :-)

Thanks to Motts, I learned a new word today — "crenelated." I always enjoy when I get some education with my entertainment.

The last word is "Thug," though I can't make out the first. I can make out an "s," "u," "h," and "z." I think the letter before the z is a g, but I don't know.

What a gorgeous photo, Motts — this would make fabulous wallpaper. I wish I had a 1/10th of your photographic talent.

That belongs to a horror movie set... it becons the idiotic actress into the torture room...

creepy...scary...horrific..hard to believe

I work on the old Manteno State Hospital Grounds, and the building I work at is fairly new and I close at nights late at night you see or things that aren't there it's kinda creepy but interesting me and friends are going to go exploring the grounds and area next week after work...wish us luck...

Thank you for making this a wallpaper, Motts. :-D

You need to make this a wallpaper, Motts. I would use it in a nanosecond. It is so gorgeous....probably the best photo you've ever taken.