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Love this shot. I'm glad you didn't adjust it. It's perfect.

WAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!!!!! 8`-)

Digging the "Before / After" images. It's kind of a trip to see how things were laid out before the place closed down and was left to rot. Nice concept.

Thankyou for this picture ~ it's friggin' fantastic!

First hand research on how long Ewww sticks to walls, PB?

Ewww wouldn't have held all these years. I thought this stuff was nailed in.

Previous post correction(s)

Should read: "from getting their shoes / pant legs"
OR
wet = dry

Reader's choice.

i cant say enough how much i am inspired and in awe of this photograph. the colors, tone, perspective, shadows...everything is just perfect.

I don't know why, but photos with reflections have always held a special place in my heart. Love it. You're trully an artist, Motts.

No it's the distant cousin of the oil slick looking thing from Creepshow's The Raft

Thanks, Tony. Hand it to me along with a cumezekyama, please, that's a dear child. :-)

Ladies and Gentleman- This sound stage was where they shot "Blood and Roses". Please keep moving as we walk past the stunning facade built for this movie...

Just kidding.. It does have that street facade feel from old movies

Bill - bravo! 8`-)

Thing- Most Morgues or other body storage facilities are in the basement of subbasement of buildings, to keep them away from the prying eyes of the living. As well as to shelter the living from seeing what could be a less than pleasant end to someone's mortality.

Serrena. Next house, I promise.. Morgue doors on the cabinets.