130 Comments Posted by Mystwict@aol.com

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Pictures like this one invoke endless possibilities for the imagination. Great shot Motts!
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What a captivating image. The haze served you well on this visit Motts. Beautiful!
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This one tells a story. The beauty of childhood innocence growing into teenage nonsense.
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Now those colors are brilliant. Eerie neon.
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Very nice. Hazy greys and bright greens. Wonderful composition!
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An incredible sadness eminates from this room. Chills up and down the spine.
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Wonderful composition Motts! Light at the end of the tunnel and interesting colors inbetween.
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Ohh! Beautiful shot motts!!! I think that is just amazing! You should consider taking a trip to a national park with that camera of yours.
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The images of this place give me a certain feeling. It seems like every wall in this place has a face that is fretfully showing sorrows. Esp with the caskets and all....there must be some hauntings.
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This is one amazing image. Your caption gives it justice. The wrinkles on this door bring a sadness to my heart i never would have felt without this powerful image. Thank you Motts.
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Me eyes may be playing tricks on me, but that looks like a girl in a nightgown coming out of door number four.
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Another brilliant image with nice dull hues. The morning sun can be so captivating, and you know just how to capture it Motts.
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Another breathtaking shot. Wonderful job Motts! The color scheme is just amazing.
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Now that is a beautiful picture. Good show Motts. Just breathtaking!!
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Centrifuges today can be very large, but this one I have to say is extremely large and odd looking. I am shocked to hear (and see) all the biohazardous materials in these facilities. I currently work in a lab and the care we take to dispose of biohazard materials is incredibley elaborate. To see bioharard materials left out in the open in these facilities makes me feel all of our work is for nothing.