Motts, is the depth of field created with photoshop or is it due to low aperture? Great photo, But I think it would've been even better when the photo was taken from a bit higher up so the side of the locker was better visible.
I'm doin great, Tony C., thanks for asking. Nothing like another gallery from Lord Motts to brighten up your day. He just seems to be getting better, what with the angles and the infra red shots, not to mention the black and white shots. Keep up the good work, Motts, you've got quite a following here.
this is me, seriously
someone else took the picture though
theres nothing to it
i just made a stencil of my face
put it up
nothing fancy
you dont have to like it or dislike it
it is what it is
my face
thanks
In the true sense of a building of this kind, it has been filled to the brim with people whose horrific minds and imaginations stain the very foundations on which it stands. Thus contaminating the structure and its grounds.
It comes as no surprise, when something that has been tortured for almost 100 years, abandoned and unloved, shows this kind of Dark Beauty.
A truly remarkable place, and no doubt filled with an unrelenting presence of those who once occupied it. Their restless souls, trapped in limbo, crying for release into some unknown, yet welcome paradise.
i drove by there tonight and there are only 3 buildings left... the center admin building and 2 of the wings on each side... all of the others have been torn down.... it's really sad... they sold the spires for $20,000 and they were selling the slate on the roof for $2 million... i only know that because i worked for a stone yard that almost bought it all