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looks like it could be something out of Grimm's Fairy Tales.
Twug
Tue 08-23-2005
An absolutely WONDERFUL shot!!!!
Twug
Tue 08-23-2005
So freaking beautiful, ive been going through your gallerys and im so amazed, your really talented Motts.
Angela
Mon 10-24-2005
The windows must have have chips or cracks in them, that is the only way fern spores could have gotten hold in this room. If you look carefully while you are there you might see dandelions too, they could travel just about anywhere.
Raymond
Tue 11-29-2005
I see a face looking down to the top right of the right window, Snoopy to the left, an Einstein between the left two and a feline head in the shadow to the far left!

PS: I can find faces in plain concrete.
Soopergrape
Wed 01-25-2006
Apparently alot of people can!
Peaches
Wed 01-25-2006
Sometimes I see images in the clouds, but Snoopy & Einstein: I'm not seein' it.
Grifspop
Thu 01-26-2006
Actually, I can see Snoopy in the dark , upper half of the wall, next to the far left window. He's sitting there, looking out the window....the others are hard to make out. I guess if you look hard enough at the shapes in the stains, and places where the paint fell off, you could make ou tjust about anything....Cool....It's Dr Snoopy, contemplating a patient while looking out the window...
Tony C.
Thu 01-26-2006
The lion head is to the left of window #1 midway down.
"Einstein" is near the top of panel between windows #1 and 2, beneath the "S" mark. Looking to the right, and down.
Snoopy's head is above the top between Windows 3 and 4 with a white area below much like an apron. He is facing left.
A dark charicature-like face is located to the rt. of window #4 at the level of the top pane in the square of, well, dark stuff! It is looking down into the room toward the left. Windows numbered left to rtight.
Soopergrape
Thu 01-26-2006
how did you get all these amazing shots? you are defanetly cool if you could e-mail me and tell me if u expearianced any thing out of the norm, that would be cool. your pic are beautiful. thank you for them. from Tina
tmandmv691@yahoo.com
Sun 02-05-2006
See comments by Motts at:

http://www.opacity.us/image1863.htm (1/20/06)
http://www.opacity.us/image3702.htm (1/11/06)

Also Radical Ed at:

http://www.opacity.us/image544.htm (10/30/05)
http://www.opacity.us/image582.htm (8/30/05)
http://www.opacity.us/image1492.htm (8/29/05)
Administration
Sun 02-05-2006
Under "Einstein", does anyone see another face about midway down? Sorta looks like someone with their mouth open. I love the earthiness to the room. Nice one.
Alex
Wed 03-01-2006
If you put one of those creepy little ghost girls right there, the pic would be perfect.
Shawn McDonald
Fri 03-03-2006
.. adore this one...
Anaisse.
Thu 03-23-2006
That Lawn Look's Like It Needs Mowing ha ha ha haa
Erin, Amanda, Brynn
Mon 05-15-2006
wow i just want to go in that room get a blanket and read!
deaddancer
Tue 07-18-2006
Are those windows fenced in?
D.J
Wed 08-29-2007
yeah, it kinda looks like they're fenced in. with good reason, i suppose...
Jaymz
Tue 12-11-2007
i love the grass growing on the floor! perfect
Trish
Tue 09-09-2008
this is pretty awesome, i love the foliage.
erica
Mon 02-23-2009
I live in this exact room now.
Anonomys
Tue 09-28-2010
no, there's a paint store here now...and i work here lol!
colin
Thu 01-20-2011
This is so beautiful :)
Violet
Thu 02-24-2011

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