How the hell do you not get totally freaked going into these places? Do you go by yourself? Great shots totally creepy.

Granted if Motts was taking pictures of a family on vacation or a wedding it would be more critical to do things like that. The way I see it Motts is less a photographer and more an artist who just uses photography as his media. Does that make sense to anyone? To film a decaying ship in perfect light to illuminate details it would look like a picture of a decaying ship, and not a piece of art that's meant to be more.

i love the fact that you can see that wheel thing in both shots.

yea in other countries guys with chains and hand tools would risk life and limb to salvage every scrap from this ship. i think that it is a prime example of our waste.

wow that is a really cool shot.

You say that as if you totally glossed over the comment Motts wrote.

True Kevin, it means a straight on approach.. when refering to a subject being filmed. This comes from the design of a proscenium stage. However, it is a malapropism to use it when talking about photography.

Since we all know what trouble you have with big words I did the leg work for you:

http://www.answers.com/malapropism&r=67

jackass

i swear it wasnt me

Hah you know what now that i think about it.... Goddog, me, and a few other people sat on this porch which is why the chairs are set up out there....

WE WERE THERE LAST NIGHT TOO! and almost got arrested but thats not important

dude its spooky because of the perspective and the brightness. nice shot

dude, that is so weird. im 13 and i never been in byberry, but i had a dream i went there and got killed and this is exactly what my dream looked like. just how all the buildings are placed and the condition and location.weird..

hah this looks familiar http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v436/cmrm/Mattzombie4.jpg

Hey is that Gary on the roof ? lol

the building had even more presence b4 they knocked down the smoke stacks, the ones in the pics are only the base to the once very large stacks