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Sooooo pretty!
Jude
Fri 02-27-2009
frozen in time...freeze-framed
pegasus64
Sun 03-01-2009
kinda looks like crop circles
Matty
Mon 03-02-2009
I love this shot.
binabinaaa
Mon 03-02-2009
Very awesome, love this shot so much!
JAVA
Mon 03-02-2009
GREAT wallpaper choice!! A truly fantastic shot.
Aidan
Mon 03-02-2009
Quite nicely done Motts. Bye the bye, have you ever had a face to face meeting with Miss Lynne.
Johnny Mac
Thu 03-05-2009
Loving this shot, man!
Jake
Sat 03-07-2009
It does seem like a strange place for a concert. Those seats don't look comfortable....great pic Motts!!!
blue lamp
Sun 03-08-2009
Motts, are you familiar with the work of Macin Stawiarz and Xavier Rey?
Corpse bride
Wed 03-18-2009
now that's a picture! awesome.
Jade Jean
Fri 03-20-2009
anyone else notice that when you look at the biggest wallpaper version of this, and look at it at full size, to the bottom left it looks like there are 2 people sitting near the bottom
darkness
Sat 03-21-2009
I saw what you mean Darkness. I too saw two people sitting on the left hand side...
Darkie
Mon 04-27-2009
I can't get over how beautiful these places are! I wish I had the ability to go out and explore abandoned buildings myself.
little lolita
Sun 06-14-2009
This place has a roman flair which I find ironic given Germany's history with Rome. And it becomes further ironic given the idea behind the structure - uniting past Germanic ideologies with the present ones. Germanic tribes were rather rag-tag in their construction of buildings, etc. preferring to use wood for constructions and notorious for warring amongst themselves. I wonder what history class is like in German schools?
Team Stretch
Thu 07-30-2009
A picture that definitely pulls in your full attention and gives a longing invitation for you to come in and explore her wonders. One of the best photos I, myself, have ever seen.
BB
Sun 08-30-2009
The Thingstätte was designed and supervised by the Nazi war machine, however the stones were formed and laid in place by forced labor under very terrible conditions. To see this construction in this terrible condition is a disgrace to all those laborers that died and disappeared during the war. No commemorative Plaque for all those that actually build this immense construction by hand one stone at a time is located at this site.
HB
Mon 11-02-2009
It looks like something in a corn field in the mid-west....
Misty Issel
Mon 11-16-2009
all i imagine is a nazi party gathering
yo
Mon 11-30-2009

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