1,053 Comments for Heilstätten Asklepios

The tile work with the red on the aqua is fantastic. Thanks for another wonderful gallery Mr. Motts. More work from the master.

Fabulous shot. Getting down very low, which I assume Mr. Motts did, makes the shot really great. The stage area with the curved-top windows is just gorgeous.

Good one, bobo :) LOL. Imagine coming out with your arms full of half a cow or something and forgetting the step down.

Labrynth I tell ya

Nice and clean hallway. I think in buildings with very high ceilings, paint is applied to about head height and the rest is left plain. I think it is to define the space you're in (head height) and not overwhelm with the entire 10 or 12 foot high ceiling.

I was thinking the same thing, Bobo.

I guess they put the insulation on the outside of the doors to prevent the cold air from seeping through from the exterior brick wall that, for some reason, was installed to block up the doorway.

The headless figure seems to be in excellent shape. Too bad he's stuck there in an empty room. The stained glass is a lovely find.

I don't think I have either, TootUncommon. Very unusual. The view must have been great.

Well said, TootUncommon. I agree. Fabulous.

I agree, Vince. An amazing shot from the master. What angles. As Chrysalis (I think it was) said for an earlier shot, it looks like something Escher would love.

this shot reminds me of David Bowies last scene in Labrynth. Very cool!

The peeling and curling paint makes the different layers attractive, almost like multi colour leaves.

The paint flakes on the walls look like green leaves. (Perhaps why Mr Motts named this photo Leaves).

I would love to sit here in the sunshine hearing the birds and wildlife around me...how peaceful. I don't know what that trough would be used for though.