130 Comments Posted by Mystwict@aol.com

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Another brilliant shot! Especially when you orient yourself. I felt like I was upside- down and sideways for a moment with all those crazy reflections.
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Glad I waited until the end of this round to comment. This is one of the most shadow filled displays you have put up here Motts. Good show and thank you. This place is most unique from any other display you have put up. I love it's blunt creepyness and very sad storyline. Keep yourself safe and set up that donation box...I would jump right on that bandwagon. When is the coffee table book coming out? ;-) (Hint Hint)
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Wonderful gallery Motts! Thanks again!
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Yikes! Feels like being sucked into a wormhole.
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Well, everyone said everything about this photo already, let me add, stunning!! Looks brand new. This should become another wallpaper I'd say.
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And here is another prime example of immensness!! Wow! I would love to hear a guitar soloing in this room.
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You had a ton of fun with the wide angle in this place. Wonderful compositon Motts! This set of images has given me a feeling of being small. As Lynne said in a previous post, the photos have an 'immense' feel to them.
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Creepy! The lens you used gives the door a dwarf like appearance...I love it! Makes me think of Willy Wonka and the door at the end of his tunnel of illusion. (The old movie with Gene Wylder)
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Another infamous, light at the end of the tunnel image. Good job Motts!
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I agree with Lynne...stunning angle. I bend myself backwards just gazing at this image.
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This was very wonderful Motts. Thank you for sharing. This place has alot of windows, beautiful windows at that. I hope this place becomes restored in all it's glory to once again shine like you have made it in your photos. Thanks again Motts!! Keep em coming!
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Amazing! Such lovely attention to detail. This and the iron working make this place a paradise.
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I agree...very beautiful shot. The colors, lighting all magnificant.
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Brilliant show of color. Do you test a floor before you walk on it? How? Or can you just tell? Ever fallen through? (Pardon my many questions, am a curious cat)
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Infamous shot of yours. Very well done. This is a huge one!