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I agree with Jude - I find myself wishing I was there as the sun came down around these walls...so peaceful .....and the lighting in this one "splended"

that is an interesting carpet design. and the tall skinny windows are awesome. i love the lighting too

my words exactly! PERFECT!!!!

Mott's - you are a true architechural artist. These shots not only bring you the appreciation of the art but the inner rumbling of ones couriosity - I don't how old this group is, but I am in the busines of Land and Buildings - alot here to share....you have given the rooms a voice...

This one is stunning! I like the angle you took the shot frrom.

It makes me so sad to see the place like that. I spent so much time there as a kid. It was our #1 summer attraction. As a kid I could bearly get to sleep the night before knowing we were going there. I loved it and miss it. It truly saddens me, especially seeing the "Rocky Point" sign.
Love your pictures, I will check out your others.

Beautiful work Motts!

I just happened upon your site and the architechture does give you a sence of awe ~ art at its best!! The pictures & display of them are perfect. Thank you for letting me in to see....we in the US could learn well from them....dp

Excelllent gallery!

It seems that buildings in the Europe have less vandalism but decay faster-most likely due to weather conditions.

Is this an IR shot?

Very nice light and light falloff.

But suddenly the yellow brick road turned and twisted. Forced to walk up the wall, to stay on and follow it, Dorothy and company knew their trip had now taken a bizarre turn of events...

Maybe it's a super secret escape hatch!!!

Jude - it's scary just how much you and I think alike.

Love the shades of blue.
Interesting how each door is a different design. Gives the shot even more depth and personality.

I love how you've captured the light filtering through the window panes and how it becomes a spotlight to the dancing swirls of color from the designs on the rug.