362 Comments for Sankt Marien Heilstätte

Excellent set Mr. Motts. I'm a diehard fan of Opacity & I'm fascinated by your work. Thank you for letting us see these magnificent places through your camera lens.

You can see where the large operating room flood light once hung.

I vote OR. I like the exposed brick.

Looks like someone tried to pry it off the door.

It's a cheap way to add rooms. The gap eliminates the need for additional HVAC duct work.

What an amazing shot. The cable framed in the doorway surrounded by natural decay is art.

Lovely exterior. I agree, MomPink. Wonder where MamaToFiveinPa is? HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM CANADA TO ALL MY AMERICAN FRIENDS AND TO MR MOTTS, and thanks for another great gallery. I'm looking forward to the next one.

Ah, the lone chair shot. I was waiting for it. Lots of decay here.

That box almost looks like some sort of power gauge or weird thermometer. At first I thought it was a radiation gauge, but there is no reason for that. Love the brick ceilings, arched. Imagine the work that went into it.

Excellent shot. I bet those hardwood floors were beautiful in it's day. The object on the wall is a light. Actually, it's two lights that swing out on a pivot and can be aimed in any direction. In the old dispensary on Kennedy Space Center you can find those.

Even with all the glue, the wallpaper still came off.

It's probably a perspective issue, but the door opening looks really wide, like for a hospital bed, but the actual door looks smaller. Again as I said, maybe it's just the perspective angle giving that effect.

This must be in a more "modern" addition or building.

Oh, MomPink and A D Nilsen, me too. I have five cats I rescued.

It does seem odd that there are windows on the left side, I agree MomPink. Perhaps this was not a movie theater but a live theater. Gosh bobo miller, I just about died laughing!! There is so much colour in this - the deep greens and blues in the foreground, and the yellows, tans, browns and ivories on the walls, and the red chairs.