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This is probably thesingle, most scary image I've ever seen. Even worse because of the fact that nothing you do is staged, motts. Damn you find the most amazing things...
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Fascinating picture. Very lonely, really. The doors open but someone would have to sit there alone.
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What a mix of (kind of) modern with chairs from so long ago!
Things just abandoned like this... did someone leave really urgently?
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How angry must someone be to overturn something and throw it like that? How urgent is something that you leave it that way for years? Does no one else think this is quite scary?
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I can't believe these things are left lying around in abandoned buildings! I need to try getting into these places...
But at 18, I'll be labelled a delinquent teen... oh well. *shrugs and jumps through the window*
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What a beautiful shot , Motts. You do always amaze me with such wonderful photos you take. The shadow affect in this picture is just breath- taking period. Another wonderful gallery. Even if it was short. I've still got many, many galleries to look through....Thanks again. Love them :)
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Omfg... that's creepy. Voices? really? How? That place looks so abandoned...
*Has imaginative visions* It's so creepy.
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I also agree about the Indiana Jones/Crusade movie. That place was huge or it appear so in the movie. Those columns are large though.....nice shot....
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I definately see a woman in there... I thought it was a little painting at first. That is ridiculousy creepy...
*first comment here after seeing some of these in a magazine*
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Guess you answered my question for me on this page...sorry , I should've known to go ahead a photo....interesting to know anyway. Great shot.
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Great photo Motts....but are they or someone fixing it up? Meaning what are the metal braces between the arches inside the chapel were your at? I'm just trying to understand it all. It is a great shot though!!
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Those are beautiful doors! love it
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hey starscream, she has no nose!!
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Yes Tony C we Do.
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The view of the windows looked like a scene from ancient China: A writer's hermitage far in the mist covered mountains of Shanxi Prefecturate.