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Crescent Window

Crescent Window

One of the crescent windows that line the top of the third floor.
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I really like this room.
Amanda's Mom
Wed 11-02-2005
Clean it up a little bit, and I'd live there. Around here you wouldn't even have to clean too much, just make sure the structure was sound, and people would pay $800+/month to live there!
Sketch
Thu 12-22-2005
This could be a really beautiful room; just liik at those windows!
Nancy
Thu 06-08-2006
What a gem of a room! You make it almost appear livable!
reddll
Thu 06-29-2006
ADSFJK;
i want my bedroom to be just like that =[
Nee
Wed 03-14-2007
judging by its size it must have been a 2-3 bed operation room
man-o-scince
Mon 11-26-2007
see it in Session 9 DVD
djnukecp
Tue 12-11-2007
Is that a screen that's open on the right window, or is it the window itself?
AvalonSeeker
Tue 01-22-2008
This shot is so eerily symmetrical! Great picture.
Amazed
Wed 02-13-2008
great shot Mr. Motts, but you spelled crescent wrong
Merthin
Mon 04-07-2008
Ah, the days before spell check, thanks!
Motts
Wed 04-09-2008
Can I move into that room?^^
Isabella
Sun 04-19-2009
The architecture of these buildings are amazing.
Tammy
Sun 12-20-2009
it's a semi-circle or hemisphere (3d). A crescent is formed by removing a circular disk from the edge of another circular disk. Then again, if you're going to name a picture, semi-circular window, and hemispherical window, just don't sound as good as crescent window :)
gobbly
Sun 10-03-2010

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