Comments
V- wrote:
Need this as wallpaper! So gorgeous.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Jayden wrote:
Yeah, I just wanted to hate on Andrew. Awesome pics btw. Pilgrim State has a particuarly foul reputation.
- Location: Pilgrim State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Emptiness
Jesse wrote:
My dad worked at Mount Sinai when i was a child, before they closed. I would visit him as a little girl for lunch and we would go to the easy street rehabilitation center and he would let me play there in between sessions, and sometimes we could even eat in there. I had forgotten about it for many years-and then one night i dreamed of it --and called him to ask if it was real or something i mis-remembered (because i was so young at the time)
turns out it was legit--and it is so strange to see pics of it like this. i saw some pictures of it (back when the hospital was operational) and i remember it is a very strange way... i remember the car simulator and the little grocery store and i loved to play with the cash register.
turns out it was legit--and it is so strange to see pics of it like this. i saw some pictures of it (back when the hospital was operational) and i remember it is a very strange way... i remember the car simulator and the little grocery store and i loved to play with the cash register.
- Location: Mount Sinai Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Effects of Insomnia
Jess wrote:
Mesmerizing composition.
- Location: Bethlehem Steel Mill (view comments)
- Gallery: Cathedrals of Steel
J-Lynn wrote:
If this were a print, I'd buy it. Do you sell prints, Motts? (sidenote: if this were a wallpaper, I'd use it)
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
J-Lynn wrote:
I absolutely love how this photo recaptures the structure- and how through this shot's eyes, the structure could very easily be in the early stages of in tact abandonment. the contrast of this photo to the other true "ruins shots" is fabulous.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
What a wonderful set! I love the architecture (what's left of it) of these buildings. I'm once again so happy you captured them before they were demolished. Thank you again, Mr. Motts. You are incredibly talented and we are all so fortunate that you share your work with us!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
Beautiful!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
Amazing picture!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
The shape of that window (well, all of them) is so nice. You just don't see that anymore and it's such a shame!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
Wow, I LOVE the edit on this! What a stunning shot! I need this in my house, Mr. Motts!!!!!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
Oh, Bannerman's Arsenal...also such a waste. I thought of that as well, Larry D.
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
LOL ferdy!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
That must have been so beautiful. I love the gorgeous blue sky againt the backdrop of the fallen building. Another wonderful shot!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost
Kathy W. wrote:
Larry D. stole my word, spectacular. I LOVE how we can see the layers of brick, rock, and cement(?) in this shot. What a wonderful shot!
- Location: Philadelphia Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum (view comments)
- Gallery: Long Lost