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I know I'm commenting a little late on this, but I only found this site recently. All the photos had a similar feel to them so I just thought I'd comment on the last one. The style of these photos are very different compared to what Motts usually does, and to be completely honest I dont like them as much. However, they do suggest a sort of untold story that leaves me intrigued. And even in going in a completely different direction, the same artistic expertise is evident in these photos.
Motts and his angles. ^_^ Beautiful shot here.
It almost looks like its frozen in the act of collapsing into dust! Wallpaper please!
Its amazing how all of the colors naturally blend like that.
I love the symetry (SP...) of this one. It must have been a pain to line up this shot.
My heart skipped a beat when I looked at this. How absolutly incredible! Words don't do it justice! Please PLEASE make this a wallpaper so I can look at it every day!
I've never heard of a wardrobe made out of metal before. But then again, I haven't been around much. ^_-
The archtics put so much loving detail into every aspect of this building. I cant help but say again how terrible it is to let such a beautiful place fall into ruin.
I love your angles Motts! They add such a nice feel to your photos!
What an angle! I love it!
Was the picture a drawing or was it formed by the shadows in the wall? Near where I live there is a building near the ocean that has the shadows of a man's face on it. Theres a ghost story attached to it too. Just made me think of it.
This picture makes me sad. Everything collapsed like that...but I suppose it has its own beauty too.
Imagine what this must have looked like in its prime! I mean, its beautiful now, even with all the decay. How horrible it is to let something like this go to waste.
Barry, were you the person who left the comment about the mural with the children, ie: that you had known who painted it and when, (on an earlier post, diff. page)? I had a genuine question about that (don't know if you saw it). If this is you, I still am wondering about what you started to say.... -the Pennhurst attic mural, question left on 10/16. Can you, or which ever "Barry" started to give his info plz. elaborate if poss.
Thanks.
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Omg its the lonely chair!