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Rin wrote:
Reminds me of that scene from Phantom of the Opera, a graveyard in snow.. what could be more silent?
- Location: Mount Rose Cemetery (view comments)
- Gallery: Rookery
Rin wrote:
good heavens that is creepy. I mean, when I look at graves.. I don't generally think about what they looked at, because I just think of them as.. well, dead. But to see the face of what is turning to dust beneath your feet..
my...
my...
- Location: La Crypte des Fleurs (view comments)
- Gallery: Moisture
Stormie wrote:
These photos and what they represent are distubing but ever so cool. I wish I could have visited this hospital.
- Location: Northampton State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: A Farewell Visit?
Rin wrote:
Wow, one of my favorite photos I've seen on opacity.
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Urbexation 2006
Jacob wrote:
motts great work
its amazing to see this and think: when professor so and so left here this is exactly how it looked. he turned around to close the door and saw this and locked it.
i wonder what professor so and so is doing now it would be neat to know wouldn't it?
its amazing to see this and think: when professor so and so left here this is exactly how it looked. he turned around to close the door and saw this and locked it.
i wonder what professor so and so is doing now it would be neat to know wouldn't it?
- Location: Université de Dubois (view comments)
- Gallery: Tunneling
Jacob wrote:
it looks like its in good condition
- Location: Université de Dubois (view comments)
- Gallery: Tunneling
derrick wrote:
thater you could be right about that gold, but my guess is a couple of repair hammers and a flawed emerald
- Location: Crypt of Barons (view comments)
- Gallery: Laid to Rest
darkchild wrote:
thats totally awesome
i wish i knew what it said.
i wish i knew what it said.
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Quieter This Time
darkchild wrote:
oooh i really like this one
- Location: Saint Remigius Military Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Terrain Militarie
Motts wrote:
They do look like wooden planks, but I believe they were stone squares placed over a brick / wood / mortar foundation. If they were wood, I imagine they would have rotted out long ago with all the weather that gets in here... the entire fort was pretty solid.
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Quieter This Time
Motts wrote:
I'm sure I stepped down it before packing up to leave, although I cannot remember exactly what was down there.
Jude, I think the sloping floor is just an effect of the super-wide angle lens, it was pretty level.
Caro, I guess you can say that - I get feelings of fun, excitement, and creativity when something looks particularly disturbing, not a panicky or fearful sensation.
Jude, I think the sloping floor is just an effect of the super-wide angle lens, it was pretty level.
Caro, I guess you can say that - I get feelings of fun, excitement, and creativity when something looks particularly disturbing, not a panicky or fearful sensation.
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Quieter This Time
Chasems wrote:
I can imagine something evil coming around that corner to come and get me!
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Urbexation 2006
Tony C. wrote:
Oh, yeah....THIS one HAS to be wallpaper! I can put my Recycle Bin right over that black hole!!
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Quieter This Time
Chasems wrote:
This looks like the open mouth of hell. You didn't go in there Motts?
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Quieter This Time
And I cried as I sat alone in the attic to ponder the error of my ways as the Catholic Guilt weighed down heavy upon my soul in the tenth year of my life.