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Thanks for the link to Sloss Furnaces; don't know that I'll ever get to Alabama but it was neat to check out.
Ephemera: Industrial Reuse: Just a Pipe Dream?
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Its kind of strange to think of these walls slowly fading into darkness after the tour has ended and the bunker is empty once again.
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The little door looks like a pass-through door. I have seen them in doctors offices for specimen collection and in churches for offering collection.
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i cant belive they left this magnificent building to waste away. its really sad when u think about it.
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I used to live across the street from a beautiful old cemetary in Woonsocket, RI and I remember taking my trusty old Canon AE1 with a roll of black and white film and finding something new to shot every single time. Nothing works like black and white for cemetary photos and there are so many angles and light conditions to explore its amazing. I live in TX now and we don't have cemetaries like that here.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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Can you enter legaly? I am thinking about taking a ride up and touring. Im interested to see how the inmates lived. Paranormal activity is also an attention grabber for me.
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the Ir, season, and subjects blended well with each other. awesome set. amazing how the statues are worn by the years of weather. i guess nothing lasts forever, not even our graves. thanks.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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Ahhh you have the best cemeterys over there in the states!, in sweden we often replace old stones and graves with new fresh corpses and headstones. Wonderful looking gallery Mots.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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I LOVE your site! I live in one of the "cheesy" houses. This is a 55 and older community that appreciates the history of the prison. There is a fantastic Arts Center that has been developed within the prison complex and we are waiting to see how creative a developer can be with the maximum security side. The architecture and history is so rich - I marvel at it daily as I get to see the guard tower and imposing walls through my kitchen window.
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Breathtaking
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my elementary school had same sink
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ah Motts roaming around my home state-LOTS to see and even older cemetaries
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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These are just gorgeous! The casket in the glass is amazing. I can't believe no one has vandalized that. Those roses are so beautiful. This is a fabulous set.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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The razors might have been used like an x-acto blade to cut detailed areas out of the cards to make collages and stuff. I don't know I'm just taking a guess as to why these two things might be together.
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This looks a lot like recent pictures from Chernobyl. A lot of Mott's photos do to me, but these daycare pictures especially. Visitors to this site would probably also enjoy some of those pictures. There are lots of galleries to be found and some of them are really mesmerizing.