Wow! Thomas Covenant. I guess I should not comment, but I will anyway. I don't see anything wrong with the way Tina J. interpreted this picture. I see a little bit of gloom in this picture as well. The wall is so gloomy the paint is trying to peal it's self off.

It's kind of like sitting in a giant bottle of peto bismo.

That is what enchants me. The thought that years ago people walked through these halls and into these rooms. These buildings have seen so much! The history, the memories, people I have never met that have lived a life completely different from mine. The way they live can be seen through a crack in the wall. Maybe I only make sense to myself but looking at this photograph at these photographs It's almost as if I am being allowed to share in so many other peoples life good or bad.

It almost feels as if you caught a glimpse of the past as well as the future. Memories must lurk in these shadows.

This makes me feel really small. The angle alters my perception of space. I truly adore this picture. The colors are nice as well.

Again... another maddening colour. The room is small enough to make anyone crazy, and floresent lightings not a bonus at that (floresent lights drive me nuts). The whole room screams of danger and hazard.

Freakin' gorgeous.....

On the subjects of ghosts you never know where they're going to turn up. I saw a ghost in the least likely place once (in broad daylight in a new building), so I suppose anything is possible.

I have to agree with vapor. Very alienish

is there really ghost in byberry?

I can see myself walking into the door way...... I can feel the stillness of the breeze and imagine the decaying aroma of so many others who have passed through this doorway.

I fell in love with this photo.

Purely stunning.. The history... the images.. Amazing!