This room is very pretty. I'm not sure if it's the angle of the shot, or the coloring of the room (the hot pink) or what but it seems kind of small and confining, like you only have enough room to turn around, you know?
I live right across the street from the Psych Ward and I get an amazing view of the two towers from my bedroom every night. I love being able to say I live across the street from a haunted house lol! These pictures are great; did you need special permission to take or were you allowed on the property?
great to see this site still inspiring lots
of different people for lots of different
reasons, with the accompanying clash
in discourse that usually invites...
opacity is consistently a rich and compelling example
of a Meta-programmatic approach to art,
history, documentary technology, and
individual artistic expresion, one that
paradoxically opens itself up to the
unarmored scrutiny of unrestricted
public commentary. Artistic or otherwise.
And we haven't even gotten to the Content! {!}
Could not keep from posting tonight, just
that opacity is INSPIRATIONAL to me
as a painter, one who stuggles
from the aesthetic "curse" of too Much
inspiration. If that makes sense. Or Not..
Your achievement becomes more substantial the more i take the time to view it.
Thank you motts for taking the time, commitment and risk to do what you do, physically, artistically, publically, legally,
honestly, and most of all beautifully.
Would love to say i know anything new
Re: bennet.. current.. inevitable.. etc.
but there is nothing new....ok
another year this fine hall graces my
countryside, no matter it's state....
ahh... so be it.
tha more rui'nd, all the better...
I've seen 'er recently, 'alcyon 'alls' like
a glow in the dark ghost pirate ship, she is..
Just imagine the buffet you could serve with these!! With just a few adjustments they could keep food warm or cold for hours, and the well placed doors and windows so you can keep an eye on thing. Then when it's time to serve you just roll out the table!
I grew up in South Fallsburg in the 50's and 60's. It was an enchanting time of beauty with these wonderful big hotels. Families vacationed together, people dressed for dinner, summers were magical. I still mourn the death of these beautiful hotels.....so many of them and the wonderful bungalow colonies.