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Doors

Doors

These old, tall doors near the front of the building were interesting.
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I love the way you line up these hall shots.
Lynne
Thu 12-01-2005
Looks like an asylum :).
Cyrus
Thu 12-01-2005
I am overwhelmed. This is breathtaking!
Twug
Thu 12-01-2005
Awesome. One of the best "hall" shots you've taken, I'd have to say.
Rebecca
Thu 12-01-2005
Wow! I love this one too! Were these offices or something? And that looks like a pedestrian walk overhead, in the middle of nowhere.
Jude
Thu 12-01-2005
Ahhh, hallway shots. Quivering in me Black Boots.
awyper
Thu 12-01-2005
This shot is breathtaking.............amazing Motts, you are so gifted.
anna
Fri 12-02-2005
(1125am) Jude, I thought the same thing at first....Then I started comparing the height of the doorknobs, and all that...I think they are very large heating ducts for a very large hallway, in a very large building!!! *whew*
Motts....you are, indeed, gifted....What a shot!!!!!!!!
Tony C.
Fri 12-02-2005
LOVE THOSE DOORS!
JAVA
Sat 12-03-2005
MAN - THIS IS GREATEST SITE EVER!!!!!!!!!!
H.A
Sat 12-03-2005
This shot is awesome I love it.
Andy
Sun 01-22-2006
Please make this into a wallpaper.
FLA. GATOR
Tue 12-25-2007
Super cool shot. Sooo early 1900's
Patrick
Sun 01-27-2008
What an angle! Amazing.......
Amazed
Wed 02-20-2008
i wish i knew where this was so i could see it sigh
TColeman
Sun 05-31-2009

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