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I adore this.
Redinkreign
Mon 03-30-2009
Its a shame that the windows were broken, I'm sure they would have looked lovely intact.
Corpse bride
Mon 03-30-2009
This is very appealing - the colors and lighting are very soothing.
Lynne
Mon 03-30-2009
simple yet beautiful photo Motts.
Canada
Tue 03-31-2009
i like this pic ...i love the colors .was that all leaded glass??
markymark
Wed 04-01-2009
Those look like leaded glass windows. Too bad they are broken but its good to see some of it intact
jackieb
Fri 04-03-2009
judging by the condition of the "slats" I would say that it's leaded glass
pegasus64
Fri 04-03-2009
oooh my favorite shot in the New Gallery, Thanx Motts, "Shards" in cool light. Very Nice
old LPN
Wed 04-08-2009
Woah, I love the curve of the floor and the colors or the windows. Wait, was the floor curved, or is it just the lighting? 0.o
Amelia
Wed 04-08-2009
Soothing but something about the twisted wire/metal makes it almost wicked. This shot gives me conflicting emotions and I love that. Thanks!
Jessica
Thu 04-09-2009
I like how the glass that is there is in shades of green and brown; like the trees and nature outside
Megan
Mon 04-13-2009
Those broken windows look burned, almost. Very mysterious.
Aidie
Mon 04-13-2009
Gorgeous setting from outside. I can picture a piano being set by those old windows.
Ang
Mon 04-20-2009
I love this shot, another beauty!
Jude
Fri 05-08-2009
Gorgeous colors...nature's own!
mary
Tue 05-12-2009
it looks like the windows are melting
Joe
Thu 05-28-2009
Gorgeous... soothing and serene.
EarthBear
Thu 07-09-2009
Soft stained glass. Almost pastel.
Saywardstudio
Fri 07-31-2009

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