Comments

wrote:
I know these posts are old, but I've been addicted to this website for the past week now and feel the need to comment. Love your work, Motts. I see pictures like this and and I can't help but wonder if anyone is around to hear the crash when the floors collapse, I'm sure it must be an ominous sound.
wrote:
It could be Saint Leonard of Noblac, patron saint of prisoners.
wrote:
awesome picture! The furniture looks amazing like it hasn't been that long since it's been used.
wrote:
I agree with the above comment that's creepy....
wrote:
sweet picture!
wrote:
Awesome picture! Love it!
wrote:
I think it's kinda creepy but I also think it's cool how the light looks brand new around all the mess!
wrote:
Property Management?

love the new gallery!
wrote:
That's a relief!

A few of the pictures I've seen like this one look kind of asbestos-y!

Wish you could see some of the old buildings where I work - unforunately being MOD territory I cannot share the pictures!
wrote:
I was sort of expecting a comment from Joe saying "You are looking at icicles...."

In playful jest, Joe :)

Otherwise, you're a mine of useful information about the generators and everything assoc. with :)
wrote:
This picture has totally made me want to play Assassins Creed again!
wrote:
Motts couldn't have picked a more perfect time to work his camera magic. The snow is what gives these shots that feeling of eternity. Motts has the ability to capture those perfect moments like no other photographer I have seen.
wrote:
I have a feeling Mr.Motts is a Surefire fan...
wrote:
Looks like a peep hole at the top of the door!
wrote:
I love your titles also, they are very thought provoking. It feels like those pipes are alive.