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This must have been a very nice place. Something about this shot just pulls me to the screen.

Intriguing door.

As you scroll down the pic, it is as if you are slowly walking down the stairs, as your eyes become fixed on the cobweb, and that old crystal door knob!

LucieLou

Tue 02-02-2010

dude i totaly think that this shot is awesome i love the colors in it and i love the door and the stairs

IM HERE TO CONFESS

Tue 02-02-2010

Everything about this one rocks - lighting, color, perspective, detail...awesome!

TootUncommon

Tue 02-02-2010

this place looks like it's been derelict a long time

you rang?

Crystal doorknob? Looks like brass to me...
Is that black thing a dead animal, or just a rag?

Dylan

Tue 02-02-2010

Check the woodwork on the sides of the stair risers. They just don't build stuff like that anymore! Makes me wonder what the banister looked like...

Rekrats

Wed 02-03-2010

If that doorknob was brass, it would have tarnished a LONG time ago. Since this was built before the shiny fake-brass coating they put on doorknobs now, I'd say it probably is a glass knob.

Beautiful!

thanks! Rekrats. I just zoomed in on it again, and Yep, its glass!

LucieLou

Thu 02-04-2010

WOW! What a beautiful shot! I love the door and the detail on the side of the stairs is amazing as well. The light coming in on the left is beautiful as well. Now those webs....not so much. (OK, they ARE cool but I loathe spiders.......eeeeeek!)

Fantastic shot!

R those the same as in earlier pics

wanderer

Fri 02-05-2010

i like that the cobwebs almost mirror the vertical slats in the door....
spider see, spider do?

ginberry

Fri 02-05-2010

the lighting is amazing in this shot, Motts. I will be honest and say that as a photographer, you inspire me with amazing work like this. I love your site! Thanks! =)

einafets

Sun 02-07-2010

The woodwork on the side of the stairs was the first thing that caught my eye as well. I am so moved by the craftsmanship evident in the simplest everyday objects, from the era when people made things with their hands, out of materials offered by the earth.

Erika E.

Tue 08-24-2010

It looks like what we may be seeing here is a lack of a doorknob. I think it may just be the base, which is risen in the middle. Not sure either way, however.

Barnabas

Fri 12-02-2011

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Date Shot:	September 2005	Image ID#:	7069
Date Posted:	Tue, February 2nd 2010	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Vineland Training School's Menantico Colony
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1913	Closed:	n/a
Opened:	1913	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	99 years	Abandonment:	n/a

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