152 Comments Posted by grace

I dunno... I think the security intereference adds and aspect of interest and contrast well to the old building. But if you really don't like it, it would be no problem to photoshop it out. :)

I love the perspective on this. The composition is perfection. I love the fact that there are two focal points in this one photo, as well.

I love the reflection of the window so that it looks like it's floating in the sky. Adds a more interesting aspect to it other than just a landscape shot.

This looks like some sort of twisted dream from Alice and Wonderland. Great composition.

It's the mark of great architecture if a building can withstand all the things this has gone through. No wonder they called it a castle.

It kind of gives one a sense of melancholy to know that this place is so deteriorated. It's so lovely. I bet the interior, when it was still intact, was almost like transporting to another era.

This looks like a scene out of all the books I like to read. :P

BTW... how did you get to the island?

I love your consciousness of shadows in all your B&W shots.

This looks like an old british manor.

Wow, I didn't realize how massive the assylum was. It looks like it could be converted into a small private college.

This is my favorite shot from this group of pictures. Something very pretty about the colors and the sunlight, but the tattered sheet gives a very macabre aspect.

The texture of the clouds looks awesome. I'm debating whether I like the power lines. I think they interrupt the solidity of the building, but they seem to be a good addition of the horizontal to the very vertical lines of the photo.

Ahh, the usual "lonely chair" shot. :)

Reminds me of Emmet Gowin's Spring Snow. Lovely composition.

Is the linoleum peeling on the floor? Or what?