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maybe there are a few spirits left, sitting in those 4 back seats still waiting for the show to start, or whatever they used to do on stage.?
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and NVUSOFMOTTS
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Another great angle ! Mr. Motts, I wish you sold some of these photos. I bet you would have alot of customers !!
BTW: Hello Lynne, Tony C. , Canada, Guitarman !!
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Animals are my specialty. Don't worry. She's sitting on eggs. They have a very stubborn yet at the same time a fierce attitude. What i mean by that is she will stay on her eggs at any cost. If you get too close she would absolutely go on the defensive. Though they are beautiful creatures you must take into mind that one good kick can kill a full grown person.
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Stunning! Absolutely stunning!
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Nothing better than sitting at work, not working, sipping coffee & enjoying Motts WONDERFUL pictures!!!!!
Steve D may be on to something, However, I've been to and seen a LOT of hospitals in my time, and I've NEVER seen a room painted or tiled in black. intriguing to say the least.
Lord knows I've attended (read:slept through) many a histology and microbiology lecture in a very similar lecture hall... I'd almost guarantee that is what we are looking at.
Since it had a viewing area, it was more likely a full blown surgery suite than a specialized OB/GYN suite. As some others have pointed out, there aren't many women who enjoy having their birth experience (to include their delicate lady parts) exposed to the entire world.
The ambulance company I work for has a vending machine in the ambulance bay where you can get a can of soda for 35 cents. Its a perk of the job, I guess, Because I'm pretty sure they pay more for the soda then 35 cents.
The Before and After photos are truly amazing.
Bautiful old houses, lovely setting. I can almost imagine coming home from work to curl up beside a fire with a good book... almost....
Thanks for the thrilling ride(s) via your photography. This gallery is now one of my all time faves. I usually don't like much outside of the abandoned psych hospitals but the shots of this park were amazing!

Although you have fun doing this, I realize it is work as well (time, effort, post processing, etc.). Thank you so much for sharing your art with us all. It is truly appreciated..Keep the galleries coming!
Okay...That's it...My bejeebers are totally gone, scared 'em right outta me! That is terrifying..My therapist thanks you or will be for the next 6 sessions I will spend talking about this damn carousel..lol
Love this shot. I think the horses have a bit of a sinister look to them. Of course, that clown painted on the right doesn't help either..lol

I really like the colors in this one.