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Very pos-tmodern art like :) lovely...
Dani
Thu 02-12-2009
Perverbial " finger in the sky " if I ever saw one.
guitorman
Fri 02-13-2009
MOTT HOW DO YOU FIND THESE PLACES??( NOT ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS, JUST WONDERING IF YOU JUST ''HAPPEN'' UPON SUCH FASINATING PLACES) DO YOU TRAVEL TO THESE COUNTRIES JUST TO DO PHOTOGRAPHY, OR DO YOU TRAVEL WITH YOUR JOB AND PHOTOGRAPHY IS YOUR HOBBY?
AMBERLEE-N-MS
Fri 02-13-2009
Just about everywhere I travel is for photographing abandoned places, and I do a lot of research, planning and saving to get there!
Motts
Sat 02-14-2009
MOTTS, YOU ARE A TRUE ARTIST. USUALLY PLACES LIKE THIS WOULD ONLY CREEP ME OUT( IRISH - CATHOLICS ARE EASY TO SPOOK). YOUR PICTURE JUST MAKE ME WANT TO EXPLORE THEM.
AMBERLEE-N-MS
Sat 02-14-2009
"Irish-Catholics are easy to spook."

I LOL'd.
Dylan
Sun 02-15-2009
Is that the reason why I get freaked out so easliy? Motts, I keep saying it over and over, I LOVE your galleries!
Kathy
Sun 02-22-2009
This seems so odd lol.
Clothing on such old rusted machinery.
Zara
Sun 03-01-2009
flying high one finger in the sky
binabinaaa
Mon 03-02-2009
nice pics
joe jack
Fri 06-26-2009
haha kool!! i once had a dream about this EXACT thingy right here b4 i even saw this pic. idk how that could be possible.
towel head
Sun 08-09-2009

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