92 Comments Posted by mammabear

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Okay, I want to live here. I'll become friends with the string man.
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Did you look inside any of them?
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I see a face on this one.
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Oh this is lovely. I love the angle, the contrast of the greenery peeking out above all the exposed brick.
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Mr. Motts, I've been away for a while, but I'm glad to see you are still taking stunning photos.
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Hello Mr. Morts, it's been a while since I've had time to visit. I see you've been busy, as I have been as well. I'm in the process of renovating a house we just bought. I've been thinking a lot about your photos as I peel away the layers of this house...I have some photos of my own that I took throughout the process. They look like some abandoned crumbling house. It is amazing what you can learn about a structure and the people who occupied it just by observing, without ever having met them.The smells, the wear marks on the walls and doors, what you find in the walls, under layers of plaster, under carpet...it's been fascinating. It makes me wonder what it feels like to see and feel these places in person.
Thanks for all the new galleries...I have a lot of catching up to do!
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Larry D...makes you wonder why modern structures are slapped together, with all the technology we have now. They made such awesome buildings with nothing but their hands hundreds of years ago.
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Great textures in this one.
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If not for the door, it could be an old house or something, the door gives it a real institutional feel.
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lol A D
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Mr. Motts, do you know if the stairwells were built with no rails like that, or if they have decayed/ been stolen?
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Again, the windows. Why does anyone build houses with square windows? Those are so beautiful.
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How very Escher.
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I'm so in love with those windows.
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Stunning.