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Small plants begin to grow in the detritus of the ceiling and roof.
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It would be cool to distort the color of this shot to enhance the green. Normally, I'm a purist and don't like shots being altered, but I think highlighting the green would really make this shot pop your eyes out! :)
Grace
Fri 12-16-2005
everytime I see plants like this it is like nature is reclaiming the spot that the building resides on. Kind of as though the "Outside" is devouring the structure.
Mona Lisa
Fri 12-16-2005
Great way to put it, Mona Lisa! Every time Motts has shots like this, I'm amazed at Mother Nature's tenacity!
Jude
Sat 12-17-2005
Mother Nature reclaiming her own...
awyper
Tue 12-20-2005
A place viewing so much death now protrudes new life.
Chuckles
Wed 12-21-2005
''empty turn''
those words comes in mind looking at this one-
really great!
Belamort
Sat 10-14-2006
A whole new ecosystem has taken up residence. This gallery shows us a new level of decay!
Amazed
Thu 03-06-2008
I am Amazed how this Building still standing up. I bet the place before was so Beauitful. Thanks Motts for taking wonderful Photos.
Deb
Thu 09-18-2008
i absolutely love your photos motts. the beautiful dissary of this building awes me
Chelsea
Sun 12-14-2008
This pic bothers me the most. To imagine poor souls locked up in the empty room (even there was probaly some furniture back then) kills me.
LuvsKaulitz
Sun 06-20-2010
it looks like a small patch of grass is growing on the floor in the back right corner and a few other places.
dark-angel
Sun 08-15-2010

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