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The green color reminds me of the "dip" in who framed roger rabbit. Awesome color contrast in this shot i love it!

this is really wierd

this look very cool

if anyone reads these comments still i can recommend the 'scared' shows from byberry (how funny to see Radical Ed wandering past in one of the corridors) and Danvers. they're on youtube...

''Here's Johnny!'' springs to mind.

That woman in the shot actually made me jump when I noticed her standing there!

fab gallery as always Motts - love rust - can really make some shots

Thank you! Just lovely.
The architects sure had love, hope, respect and dedication for their mission and the ones this fine building was created for.

Some went wrong; but the intentions were very noble.
Fault of the human mind and thought: the greed! A deadly sin!

What a beauty! Fine picture.Thank you!
Looks like an apartment-building in Stockholm, Sweden; the round part would be the stair-well.
Really unbelievable to tear this down!

Celeste- U simply MUST put the finished product out for us to see-and I thought I was crazy for that place

Massive!

Back again, ahh hahaha !!!
Well, yes, i really love this Gallery! Have to admit! True Fun Every Day!

Precious!

It´s all to beautiful! That is just the way they made everything back in the days. Fact! They were really good, too!
Thank you for this fine picture.

Well, I discovered, quite by accident the REAL name and location of this place!! Not that I ever would reveal it of course (so don't ask). I just happened to purchase a book where the topic was a certain hospital's history. As I was reading it, I thought to myself, "I've seen this place before but where?!" Then it hit me, that it was HERE that I saw photos of the location. I must say I prefer Mr. Motts photos over the ones in the book that were of when the buildings were in use. But it is nice to go back and forth and compare the place over the years and see how it has evolved.