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Rusting Away

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the colors, textures, and sneaky use of zigzag infinity are just fantastic here, Motts!

btw: it's good to be "back"!
garth
Wed 04-12-2006
Tell me about walking across this particular stretch . . . .

=8-o
Lynne
Wed 04-12-2006
Another AMAZING endless hallway shot....The colors are awsome....but that FLOOR is just gross!! The ceiling is not much better...
Tony C.
Wed 04-12-2006
This picture is freaky!
Jackie
Wed 04-12-2006
GERMS!!!!!
Jo
Wed 04-12-2006
I love these long hallway shots, always have! But that floor looks too gross to wade through....
Jude
Wed 04-12-2006
Wow...Motts, wow...it's all i can say. This is a stunning shot! Color, texture, lighting...it has it all!
Bri
Thu 04-13-2006
Beautiful. But in a haunting sort of way.
Tina J.
Fri 04-14-2006
ewww....this one is gross
shaneah
Sat 04-15-2006
for some reason it reminds me of that first shot of the maze in Labrynth, like if you just go straight ahead youll get to the castle, its only if you turn youll get lost.
kb
Mon 04-17-2006
a dustpan and a broom maybe? hah.
those shingles on the ceiling don't have to long to live.
Johnnsy
Thu 04-20-2006
Strangely. reminds me of breakfast. Lovely textures.
Wolfus
Mon 04-24-2006
Hahaha, I love this one. I can imagine how the floor would squish beneeth my shoes walking on it, while rotting stuff randomly falls down from the ceiling. Seriously, the floor looks strangely "alive".
Judderman
Fri 04-28-2006
who would take there shoes and socks off and paddle through it... it makes fire walking seem strangley appealing
chopsuey
Wed 05-24-2006
diden't anyone notice the face in the ceiling near the bluish sylight?
Rachael
Sat 06-03-2006
Beautiful picture. Would be really something to see it captured with a large format camera, blown up to poster size, or bigger.
Frímann Kjerúlf
Tue 06-20-2006
We could burn 100 dump trucks of sage at "the Met" and it would just scratch the surface of the funky karma that permeates this hellish place. That said, the folks who had grounds privileges didn't have it that bad in general but all bets were off with the locked wards...
Dr Frankenstein
Thu 10-26-2006
damn people, i hope you have good health insurance. All these buildings are full of lead paint, asbestos, mold, and Mildew.
Adrian
Sat 03-01-2008
did anyone notice the "figure" in the 2nd window??
ghost lover
Mon 12-08-2008
I'm guessing that opened toed shoes are out of the question here.
MWShannon
Sat 03-14-2009

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