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neat curtins!
jenberry
Thu 11-19-2009
Great shot of the doorways and the peeling paint, and the curtains are still hanging in splendor!
LucieLou
Thu 11-19-2009
I really like this shot, the arches are really cool and I think I'd like those doors in my house, lol!
Kathy W.
Thu 11-19-2009
Reminds me of hooded eyelids. I love how so many things weren't just build on the 90 degree square back then. Great curves! :-)
nvusofmotts
Thu 11-19-2009
even in this decaying state, it still has a warm, inviting feel. It's a combo of those colours and the archies..organic!
serenityjane
Fri 11-20-2009
I can't explain it, but this shot is very welcoming.
Tyne
Fri 11-20-2009
Nice that the curves ar emathced all around the doors....Nice shot, Motts!
Tony C.
Sat 11-21-2009
Wow. Ther goze meye spelink.
Tony C.
Sat 11-21-2009
Love the curtains.... were they velvet?
Canada
Sun 11-22-2009
Personally, I think those curtains are kinda scary looking. All the peeling paint too.......but this is what happens when buildings are left to there own....they fall apart......how sad......
blue lamp
Sun 11-22-2009
Oh...the drama!
Katy
Wed 11-25-2009
It looks as though there is a skull and crossbones in the drape on the left!! And it's really spooky!!
Kate
Sat 07-10-2010
What is that figure on the left curtian?
jackieb
Sat 08-07-2010
I'm with Kate. The "skull and crossbones" was the first thing I noticed. Haha.
Northside
Wed 03-16-2011

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