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SWEEEET!!!
JAVA
Thu 12-14-2006
What an awesome shot! I love the rays of light peeking in from the bottom. The lines in this are fabulous. I love the contrast of the arched curves and the cut-away peak against the intersecting straight lines.
GirlJaye
Thu 12-14-2006
Thats not just a window. That is a wok of art.
Tony C.
Thu 12-14-2006
Well said Unca Ton! This looks almost like a painting!
Jude
Thu 12-14-2006
Swell details! :-)
Lynne
Thu 12-14-2006
What a cool shot! I don't think it would ever have occurred to me to take the photo in that way, but it really works well. I'm puzzles by those drip marks, which seem to drip up...
arntzville
Fri 12-15-2006
I love the grren in this shot. It's what makes the whole thing pull together.
Florida Jen
Fri 12-15-2006
wow its amazing the dedication and true art they put in this building is absoulty amazing!!!!
from under your bed
Mon 12-18-2006
Once again, an unbelievable shot. Not many people would even think to take this picture.
Frank-pgh
Tue 12-19-2006
Yet another great one. Imagine how much it would cost to build buildings with detail like this today. Oh well. As long as they don't build 60's and 70's style, anymore....:-p
nvusofmotts
Tue 12-19-2006
Yep----it would be really nice to have the work ethic and artistry back !
rachel
Mon 12-25-2006
It would be beautiful to have it back. But u won't see real limestone walls and window frames. That would b too time consuming and therefore costly. What they do now is use plaster and different manmade products to give the look but it is not even close in quality.
lizardking1971
Thu 01-11-2007
i agree with arntzville. why are those drip marks appearing to drip up?
BloodLust
Sat 02-03-2007
i wonder if they are actually fungi or mossy mold, growing upward from the blackish "stems"....?
nvusofmotts
Sat 02-03-2007
It's amazing how there was so much care put into the construction of this facility and hardly any put into the people it was built for.
Lola
Fri 03-02-2007
Lola, are you sure your comment is fair and factual?
J-131274
Fri 03-02-2007
i agree with Lola. It is amazing how even horse hair and plaster over lathe can last longer than pressed gypsum between treated paper.
C-Note
Mon 04-09-2007
You have an amazing gift and eye for detail. Thanks!
Amazed
Sun 02-17-2008
So much detail in this place.... awesome!
Heather78
Thu 07-16-2009
WOW so old and thers so much detail but yet theres hardly anything on the picture this amazise me and i think that art like that should be worth millons !!!!
June
Sun 08-01-2010

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