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Stunning work there Motts! I love the black and white, it really makes the shot.
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All I can say is wow.... Bravo.
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I'm in love with the ceiling shot's you're getting! Their so beautiful. The color there is amazing.
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Beautiful. The contrast in color makes the architecture look even more stunning. I love the angle.
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Wow - I havent posted much, but I think I have to for this one! I love it. The water droplets look like large pale moons to me...
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Great shot. Great series. Great website!
Anyway...I always remember that stalactites hang from the ceiling so you would have to hang on tight (tite) to keep from falling.
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went inside this building last week. its one of the easiest buildings to get into on the grounds. note: all of the ground floor windows of building 93 have been re-welded.

since motts doesnt have any pics of inside this building, here are a few. (i know that motts would of taken way better pics than this)

http://i52.photobucket...g24/brianver/kp1.jpg

http://i52.photobucket...g24/brianver/kp2.jpg

http://i52.photobucket...g24/brianver/kp3.jpg
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I used to pass by that building at night, loved the short cut
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John Black-any interest in doing an interview for the Rocky Point documentary?
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they're almost the same in my school, without the handles though ;)
and such toilets are quite common in eastern europe, especially in bus or train stations.
it's a kind of heritage from the soviet times, not too comfy, but surely hygenic :)
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i simply cannot imagine how someone could just leave such a place behind..
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just wow..
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well it does look pretty stable to me, as long as you're not scared of heights of course :)

and the photo's so dreamlike, it's like trying to reach that spectacular light in the end of the corridor..
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looks like the phantom of the opera to me :)
and is there someone in the balcony?
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well that light is just surreal