725 Comments for Château de Mesen

Definitly a projector, but I would say it's probably 70mm. perhaps 35mm but the reel cans look a little big for 35mm.

Breatttaking. Understandable that such a thing could have sparked my interest in urban exploration some 25 years ago. Having the oportunity to explore without worry of being caught, I spent many hours in awe of the building in the link below with a similar design railing which I had the honor of helping in it's preservation.

Motts has preserved this one for all of us, Awesome shot.

http://www.michigan.go...0424-54610--,00.html

This is similar to a starcase i helped enovate in the Parke Davis Building in Detroit, but this staircase is breathtaking. Awesome shot Motts!

this shot is amazing... could you imagine having been here when it was in full bloom, so to speak, then to come to it now? wow..

very nice. ;]

awesome. amazing... great job

Lovely

I'm getting married in July and it's really too bad that there aren't any ruins around here that I could get married at :( cause that seems like a really cool and beautiful thing to do! (and right up my alley!)

I would have loved to be in a classroom like this! all the sunlight! WOW!

I've seen these stained glass windows in real several times... When the sun is shining through,you keep looking at it for minutes!It's realy breathtaking!!!

You should see it in real,when the sun is shining through.....Too beautiful for words!!!!!

this is beautiful

This picture is amazing.

I like the stained glass in the background.

My Great grandmother's maiden name is Bette. Bette's owned this castle in the 1700's!