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An interesting observation window...
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Beautiful shot! It makes me look back at myself to see what is underneath all of the "stuff" we have on the surface...
Bri
Fri 12-16-2005
Wow - it would be cool to use that windowframe as a frame for a mirror or photo.
Deranged LunaTech
Fri 12-16-2005
It's sorta a lone chair shot.
Ron
Fri 12-16-2005
Beautiful texture on this one, and the symmetry of the various lines and right angles in juxtaposition with the randomness of the flaking paint is neat.

Wow.. I used the word 'neat'. My apologies.
sa1amand3r
Fri 12-16-2005
I think this is my favorite shot from this gallery. So many impressions can be taken from this shot. It's "message" is very ambiguous, but it's definitely a shot that says something about the artist and about the building.
Grace
Fri 12-16-2005
You always take such awesome close-ups Motts, this is wonderful.
Jude
Sat 12-17-2005
I love this picture
MinxGirl
Sun 12-18-2005
I don't belong in here, doc! I been framed!
Max
Sun 12-18-2005
Good one Max! That frame would make a great frame for a picture.
awyper
Tue 12-20-2005
I know of a certain rabbit that'll look real nice in there.
Puddleboy
Tue 12-20-2005
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
awyper
Thu 12-22-2005
you always capture the majesty of decay
goliven
Fri 12-23-2005
perfect , you captured insanity might actually look like from the patients perspective
silkster40z
Sat 12-24-2005
i did not know that they would frame observation windows in wood.
allan201
Tue 01-03-2006
There is a face in the window....look closely.....
Sal Sagev
Mon 01-16-2006
I can sure see a face in that frame. Looks like it could be female. Now that is freaky!
Deaf Angel
Sun 02-26-2006
Yes, the woman remains trapped behind the glass barrier, as sanity is trapped in her mind, while the world around her decays and peels away.
Danny Being Manny
Sun 03-19-2006
Here's to you looking at me looking at you.
Johnny Mac
Sat 03-25-2006
i wonder what was on the other side...did you look Motts?
EMSMedic
Wed 12-12-2007
Brilliant shot. You find those true works of art in the most unlikely places. Thank you!
Amazed
Sat 03-08-2008
love the texture of the wall and the colours
voodoodoll
Fri 07-11-2008
I definately see a woman in there... I thought it was a little painting at first. That is ridiculousy creepy...
*first comment here after seeing some of these in a magazine*
Kath
Sun 09-21-2008
This picture literally made my jaw drop. Congrats on amazing pictures, all of them.
Erin
Sun 09-21-2008
ddddddddo yyyyyyou ssssssee tttthat fffface (studdering unstopably)
Beanie333
Sat 10-25-2008
That white paint looks a lot like a dangerous type of mold.
Blech!
Greeaaaat shot!
Zara
Wed 11-12-2008
This shot actually scares me for some reason.
Not the thrilling kind of scare , but the one that hits the back of your throat, before it knocks you flat.
Kirsty
Sun 01-25-2009
Beautiful composition... the light is lovely, and I adore the mix of stillness and anxiety in this shot.
RoseRed
Sun 11-08-2009
It looks kinda like a skull in a way but i love the perspective of this photo
Jess
Wed 04-14-2010
Wonderful composition. I'm a photographer, and I wish I can have the chance to get into one of the places, even just for the feel of being in somewhere that contained so many lives and stories.
Sabrina
Fri 09-17-2010

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