57 Comments Posted by sugar_magnolia
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Lovely images.
Thank you, Motts, for sharing your work and journeys with us.
And thank you for the close-up view of the carved roses in the last picture. Amazing craftsmanship.
Thank you, Motts, for sharing your work and journeys with us.
And thank you for the close-up view of the carved roses in the last picture. Amazing craftsmanship.
sugar_magnolia wrote:
I think this is my favorite photo in this set. Love the blend of colors and textures.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
sugar_magnolia wrote:
I can only imagine how amazing it must have been to first set eyes upon this site.
Beautiful photograph, Motts.
Beautiful photograph, Motts.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Beautiful shot!
- Location: Bethlehem Steel Mill (view comments)
- Gallery: Cathedrals of Steel
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Really like the perspective on this one. : )
- Location: Bethlehem Steel Mill (view comments)
- Gallery: Cathedrals of Steel
sugar_magnolia wrote:
A cemetery, the stars, and the sea...sounds like my idea of a wonderful way to spend an evening. : )
Beautiful captures here, Motts (as always).
It's heartbreaking to see the vandalism on such sacred places. Why some people seem to get their jollies from desecrating places is a mystery to me. (I've seen some mausoleums with bullet holes in the doors and one looked as if someone tried to drive into it. Some people just have no sense of decency.)
I was wondering, since this particular cemetery is close to the sea, did you notice any damage caused by nature over the years?
Thanks for sharing these with us.
Beautiful captures here, Motts (as always).
It's heartbreaking to see the vandalism on such sacred places. Why some people seem to get their jollies from desecrating places is a mystery to me. (I've seen some mausoleums with bullet holes in the doors and one looked as if someone tried to drive into it. Some people just have no sense of decency.)
I was wondering, since this particular cemetery is close to the sea, did you notice any damage caused by nature over the years?
Thanks for sharing these with us.
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Beautiful!!
Thanks so much for the wallpaper.
Thanks so much for the wallpaper.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: November Chills
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Very nice capture there, Motts.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: November Chills
sugar_magnolia wrote:
I really like the feel the soft, white light gives to this one.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: November Chills
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Yes, I agree with Dylan. It's something written on the other side of the paper and it looks to be the letters "e", "l", and "b" .
The straw is strange.
The straw is strange.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: November Chills
sugar_magnolia wrote:
This one's my favourite shot of the set. I like everything about it .
Would make a wonderful wallpaper, if possible.
Would make a wonderful wallpaper, if possible.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Fall Showers
sugar_magnolia wrote:
Beautiful!
Would love to have wallpaper of this one.
Would love to have wallpaper of this one.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Fall Showers
sugar_magnolia wrote:
This is a wonderful project! The pictures are amazing and the book is well put-together.
Thanks so much for sharing this with us, Motts.
Thanks so much for sharing this with us, Motts.
Ephemera: Dead Rollers
sugar_magnolia wrote:
I'd love to have this framed and hanging on my wall.
- Location: Souvenir des Papeteries Godin (view comments)
- Gallery: Roadside
It does look pretty against the brickwork though.