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Beautiful picture Mr. Motts. So glad you were able to go back and get some more shots.

Motts what are these holes for on the METAL TRAY FOR.

Imagine having paranoid delusions and looking at that thing

WE WANT WALLPAPER PLEASE??????

"...Must not all things at the last be swallowed up in death?"
~Plato

it looks like a set from a horror movie, something about the shot is creepy.

the plants at the top right window freaked me as it was the first thing i saw.

this place is beautiful it is like screaming out save me.

i never knew pipes could look so neat in a picture. I like

Just a really amazing shot, I love that tower and hope it stands forever.

now if you could get it together with the lone chair someone might come along and have a game of solitaire

Does anybody wants to play Checkers.

This photo, as all the others in "Opacity.Com" shows how remarkable a photographer Motts really is. His careful use of light, shade , color and subject is artistic.

This one of my favorite sites on the internet. I always look forward to seeing updates.

From spending years working in theaters, my best guess would be that this stage had a full height fly loft, perhaps as much as 50 - 60 feet in height, from which scenery and lighting equipment could be rigged and counterweighted to fly up and down. The stairway permits access to the "gridiron" above the stage (just below the roof) where the work of rigging was done. Pretty elaborate setup.

I think the lump everyone sees is the bunched up straw bedding under the fabric.