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great shot!
J/K I wish ; -)
I think this is the ONE. Stunning Motts!
Wallpaper Motts!
I kinda like how the light made one side of the staircase look blue.
**applauds....
The stair case was the focal point of this room when it was designed I am sure.
I would love to have been there to see it in person
Oh my god... FABULOUS!!! This is the proof that the government is legally insane to have this place slated for demolition!
Stil, Awesome shot
Motts~ You are able to capture so much in just one picture!
From the beautiful design of the staircase with their shades of blue and grey that lead down to the arched entrance to them.
The small tease of decorative diamond tiles laying at the foot of them.
Then to the door with such an equally and beautiful design.
It appears to have rays of sunlight opening it , welcoming others to come in.
Definately one of my favorites! : )
alotofworkwentintothatdoeshaveamiddleeasternlilt.
to think people once asended and desended those stairs as a matter of fact.