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I have to go get a cup of tea, to go with THIS dessert!
Love the dreamy look! : )
Incredible.
Breathtaking start Motts!!!!
This picture is sad, lonely.. hard to describe..
Motts this fist shot...Al I can say is spookybeautifulsurrealfantasticpic!
WAY TO GO MOTTS!
this is soo....perfect i started to cry
oh my god motts.......
it gives me shivers!
Motts for President in 2007
- He actually listens to the people!
No, don't worry, not LITERALLY! LOL
Just artistically. This is simply awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing.
-J. Comyns Carr, "Coasting Bohemia", 1914.
Now, what this image instantly reminded me of was the imagry captured by Freddie Francis in all those wonderful old Hammer films.
Yeah...what everyone ^up^ there said!
Impresionante.
Fabuloso.
De la Hostia.
BuenÃsimo.
Alucinante.
IncreÃble.
In all you see the drama, the emotional weather, the history underneath.
My english is a very poor thing. Sorry.
But, I could resist this one's stark beauty & atmosphere no longer. Many thanks Motts for sharing your visions with us.
This one looks like a Currier & Ives lithograph from the 19th century.
Give yourself a pat on the back for such a piece of good work!
(I know that's Scottish, BTW) and looking at these awe-inspiring works of art. Almost an
out-of-body experience. Thanx, Motts, for sharing your works. (My fav shot, gorgeous)
When the buildings shown here were first abandoned about 17 years ago there was alot of equiptment left behind within them but over time kids got in and badly vandilised them.
I was told that in the long single story building on the left of the picture children were housed and treated. I remember on the grass in front of these buildings you once could see where the tennis and basket ball courts were.
That certainly makes this gallery even more special to me, thanks, your photos are wonderul.