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Another wonderful Gallery Motts. Wonderful Pictures to see.
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The bodies were refrigerated, not frozen. My title was just a bit creative...
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I believe so, I didn't notice any that were left so I can't be positive.
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well done
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Very nice analogy, I like it...

I don't know much about the physics of it, but feel that when the sun is so low in the sky, the light turns orange, red, and sometimes violet, creating a totally different atmosphere than what we are used to the other 22 hours of day or night. Everything is illuminated at a vastly different angle as well, accenting features that are often cast in shadow.

For me, nothing beats this event inside an abandoned place - the light is weak enough to emit a soft, colorful glow inside the dark corridors... I feel like I should be sprinting from room to room to try and capture what little I can in that 45 minutes of bliss.
I sure hope that was paint!! (was it paint?)
I don't suppose the broom sees much work these days..... ;-/
The tiles on the floor are pretty interesting.
I really like these kinds of windows with the diamond shape. I particularly like the pale colors of the glass.
Overall, it looks very clean and dry.
I asked too soon! lol
Very interesting gallery.
Was there anything in it? :)
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The morgue is in the Reville Building, building 41. Its the building above... It is in the basement... Can't miss is.
This had to be a surreal experience. Plastic flowers that grow with no sunshine....
This seems calming in a way.