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Even radioactive zombies gotta relax sometimes, Qureep.
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Oh, awesome, beautiful, amazing! This one grabs me... Motts, please please make a wallpaper from this one??? I'd BUY this as a print, I love it so much. WOW. Looking at nature overtaking man's creations from the inside out... again: WOW.
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The soap dispenser may well be buried in the rubble of the murdered sink.
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Wow... something really weird was going on in this installation. The mysteries abound!!
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If only the walls could talk!!!
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Apparently, someone forgot to lock up despite all the airy little signs.
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It certainly is not cryptic. It is, however, a little mismatched to the seriousness of the subject matter. They so lightheartedly portray something as important as securing classified waste... I guess it's meant to stick in one's memory this way. Who knows.
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One rarely sees any attempt at aesthetics within a military installation. So the curlicues on the bars are quite surprising. Very interesting!!
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Rob, you were a patient at an industrial coke-processing facility in Germany? Too cool, man.

Motts, amazing gallery, again! You absolutely rule.
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Hats off to another fantastic gallery, Motts. Love your work!!!
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I worked for NHS housekeeping for a while in the pathology department. Buckets like these were often used for larger body-parts that were to be disected (they used to soak them in preservative. Later they'd imbed the tissue in a waxy resin and slice it for examining under a microscope). There was a similar bucket (of a different colour I think) in one of the offices I cleaned. It had a leg in it that had been forgotten about ten years earlier... Because they weren't sure what to do with it the thing just sat there, under the desk, waiting for somebody brave to come along and go to the trouble of disposing of it (and also of explaining why it was still there). This was in 2004.
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4th vote for wallpaper, here! Outstanding shot!
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Oh that is brilliant. That is the most idiotic statement I have ever heard. Post a threat online... Anyway I do like this particular shot.
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Amazing shot. It looks like a place I saw in Virginia surrounded by trees and woods.
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Looks like my room. LOL. Great shot.