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Thank You Kid for the interpretation. Absolutely amazing!

Fabulous work, Mr. Motts! Truly a tribute to those gone before our time. Thank you very much for sharing your talents with us!

I wonder what he did back when he was alive?

Maybe both. Regrets, though... to have that written on your grave means something very sad in any light. It just perpetuates the memory of something left undone or something done needlessly, it defines the owner of the grave in death.

As for the photograph itself, the colours are subtle and beautiful, the lighting is soft and allows for the loneliness to really be felt. Very emotional piece.

Oooooo... perfect shot, and now my new wallpaper! Love the lighting and the composition to pieces!

I'd like to think there was someone sitting there not long ago... perhaps someone was sitting there when the shot was taken :P

Very classic, very Motts

Striking shot

One of the main reasons the Catskills resorts faded was that they spent the '80s and '90s not upgrading under the assumption that eventually New York State would legalize casino gambling. Once there was gambling, they would sell to big casino companies, or upgrade in place, or raze and upgrade.

It was a gamble that didn't pay off.

my cat even flinched at this photo


Poor kitty

I remember coming here... My great great grandmother was burried here... The picture of the fallen cross is not that far from her grave.


Amazing Photo's Motts

when viewing these photos i only resond with compassion to suffering humaity which is crying out for help. i respond wity no fear; only love altruism and undderstanding,

I'm a full-time wheelchair user. Wheelchair technology has progressed a lot since this school was open. I'm sure they didn't have electric wheelchairs then.

W and Y are vowels in Welsh... 'Denbigh' was a by-word for mental illness when I was growing up.

is it jus me or is there like a black cloud on tha stairs 2 tha left side?.....

I'd love to get some still shots of this place , Is there anyone to contact about viewing the buildings. I've always heard that certain areas are open to look around