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i agree with some of the other's comments, this would make an awesome wallpaper

Welcome back motts, love the layout update. and this seems like it will be a great gallery

Seems strange that with all the damage to the fireplace, there isn't any debris on the ground. One of the graffiti "artists" must have been kind enough to shovel all the dirt out.

Excellent work as always Motts!

I wondered when the lone chair would appear!

Great craftsmanship.

This is a great day. A new collection is here. Having recently found this site I have not been here when a new collection appears.

I love your work!

Another great picture alone. But I think cupid looking out of the window would be a nice touch too.

This photo is poetic in proprtion Motts!

Pink is the nemesis of all colors.

If there were bigger windows, it would be nicer in there.

It would be nice to race down the hall with, if it weren't rusty looking.

Even still Motts, you are a brave man to venture!

For pjrichard and absynthe,
Those post mortem photos was a thing in the Victorian Era. It wasn't a morbid thing then since the Civil War, diseases, and high mortality was frequent and Death was very much a part of life. 3 out of 5 children wouldn't live to see their seventh birthday in most common families. That is why most families were large, the value of life wasn't as we see it today. Post mortem photography was a way to hold on to a loved one, especially small children. www.anamorfose.be/postmortem.htm
This sight has examples, but I didn't partake in looking on this sight. I don't have the strong emotion enough to look. But an interesting fact is that most of the people wore black because of it, that tells me it is the origins of Goth. Since Goth means Gothic, or Victorian Gothic.

Its really neat just to imagine what went on decades ago.....picturing the people doing what they did every day.

wouldnt they also have embalming fluid there to?