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This is one of the coolest hallway shots I've seen of yours, Motts. You can tell the colors were really brilliant in this room but they're peeling away like puzzle pieces.
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That's an awesome angle, kinda creates a warped illusion. Unreal, man.
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My God man! The way that the deterioration twists almost makes it look like metal. Great shot.
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Wow! Just beautiful, Mr. Motts! What an eye you have!
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Ack! I'm glad you explained what these were for!
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Wow. The moss and mold patterns are beautiful. Really show's its age too.
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Future nightmare material...wonderful shot!
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What an amazing perspective, I can't tell if you are looking up or down. I have been a fan of your "art" over the past years. Keep up the good job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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wow, great shots, very fascinating for a mortuary science student hmmmmm
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it was super spooky, i just visited there last night , there was blood all oveer the walls . It freaked me out !!! everyone should go check out room #317 , your minds will be blown away !!
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As commented earlier, I worked at the Hotel in 1968 & 69 as a desk clerk and the view from just about any room in the "high rise" seciton of the hotel was fabulous. Thanks!!
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Awsome photo! How creepy but so real
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I worked in the Hotel Sterling for approximately two years before joining the Air Force in 1970. Awesome place! Love your pictures and appreciate you bringing back fond memories. I always enjoyed working there and all the excitement that come with grand Hotel. Thanks again and keep up the great work!!!
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Dammit Coast Guard! lol...I really enjoyed this "tour". Can't wait for the next set!
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I love that sunlight filtering in through the vines.