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that is one foreboding entryway. thanks for the tour Mr. Motts. i love this stuff. it's both facinating and educational. this building or buildings, i should say; are beautiful in their decay. i am a new fan of yours and hope to see more of your perspective soon. thanks for sharing your eyes with me.
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is the light cast from your flash the only light illuminating this space?? its profound. this is a beautiful shot. the doors are curious, one set opening in and the others out. i wonder if they swung both ways.
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I'm glad you said it, I didn't want to:)
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i'm not into ghosts and all of that rott but, there does appear to be someone standing there with their hands up on the bars peering back at you.... i had to look twice to be sure it was a trick of the shadows.
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it is me or does the inside of thise building scream ominous more than the asylum??
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Vastarien FTW!
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Mr. "Motts" this is an amazing picture. You've got a good eye and amazing perspective. Your work is incredible. On the bench to the left it almost looks like there was at some point a someone sitting there and they just faded away with the building leaving only their trousers behind to witness the decay. Eerie indeed.
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cool stuff but i wonder how scary it is at night......
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I was raised in a little patch just north of this breaker. Those rollers were covered with a wide rubber belt that carried either rock or coal to another destination ore treatment.
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That is just beautiful. I so enjoyed it. The whole video is so clear and the butterfly wow!!....Its just exceptional....wonderful. Its sad when you see a building just 'alone' as this one is. Wow. I also like how the butterfly left the building at the end. Very dramatic for such a short film. I wanted to see much much more. Thanks!! :)
Ephemera: Reperages
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kick ass
Ephemera: Abandoned Lego Mansion
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If I'm not mistaken, I think it's a soap dispenser.

:-D
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Broken windows... Creapy
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Cool!!! Looks like blood stains doesn't it?????
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How does something like this happen without a little help?