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Thanks for such commitment to your photography, Motts, it's an inspiration for so many people there. Great gallery
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Such a depth in this picture.
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boat was built in 1926 in camden nj, and it is pretty cool inside
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You are right Mott´s, this porthole windows are a nice design detail, you find one above the main entrance, on the stairway to the reseraction room and in the door from the kitchen.
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@ Jude

Thank you! Enter at Google: Lemaire + Tombeek lots of other Hp´s to are present!!!
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Wow, your pictures are chilling and haunting. The corridors and rooms are reminiscent of the old CI Psych Center buildings me and my friends used to wander through when we were kids. Exceptional photos, brought back some old memories.
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It the light from someone's flashlight, and a tripod.
whta is it with you people and soap dispencers ?!?! loooool
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That's some amazing artwork, too bad it wasn't done someplace else.
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What is that a valve of some sort? I can't figure it out. This place has gone to shit for sure.
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Thank you Mr. Motts! Another wonderful gallery by my favourite photographer. :-)
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The bright blue really adds to the starkness of this shot, I like it.
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Oh yeah, this one's definitely a wallpaper Motts! Terrific shot!
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This one's a hit, I like it too!
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Yes, if all UE photos included a "before" shot as well, it would greatly satisfy the double need for me: the beauty of abandonment AND the beauty of old buildings.

Motts I love this one particularly because you're in it for comparison: it made me think of how back in the '37 shot you weren't even born and the place was destined to have you record her 70 years later. There is something just mind boggling cool about that.