at first glance I thought it was an artist's easel
it looks like it's walking
Two galleries in one week, I'm in heaven! I see those ropes hanging down, it brings back horrible memories of gym class when we would have to climb those stupid things. I never understood how that was going to help me in life, especially when the entire class is laughing because you can't do it.
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Thanks! I think they only way I could even attempt to make some kind of money out of this would be to appear on TV hunting ghosts or hyping up the "urbex" thrill factor, which isn't really my style, and those offers are turned down.

I've only explored one place in Canada at the moment, but I hope to get over there more at some point.
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Can't tell, they're pretty far gone.
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I'm sure they came out of an adjacent room as they are so clean. I think they were painted reproductions printed on heavy card stock.
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Welcome, The Non. Well said, TootUncommon. We are fans of Mr. Motts and can't get enough of his photos. I check every day to see if there is anything new, and to read comments from the regulars. Thanks again for a great gallery. Do you ever come to Canada? Perhaps you could find some sites to photograph here?
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what exactly are they teaching? lol
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Great angle for this shot, low on the floor. The contrast between the focussed cards and the unfocussed background is great. I agree with the others, seems to be cards about bullying behaviour.
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i here ya, erica!
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Great colours and great lighting. Were there photos on the board on the wall on the left, above the power plug? Or 8 x 11 inch drawings?
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Great shot with the red and blue, and the chair turned toward the dark hall. Even the "v" piece of falling ceiling trim adds a great detail to the photo.
Odd that they chose bowling as a recreation, i keep imagining people getting conked in the head all the time..either by accident or on purpose.
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Larry D, you made my day.
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Fabulous surprise - a new gallery. Thanks Mr. Motts, makes my day.