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Crescent

Crescent

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Nice long hall shot!
Journeyman
Wed 09-08-2010
the ceiling looks like a well worn bowling alley lane.
Glenn Mainz
Wed 09-08-2010
So open and massive i bet you could hear yourself breathe.
LucieLou
Wed 09-08-2010
Love the slanted baseboards. Excellent hallway shot!
TootUncommon
Wed 09-08-2010
So long.
A D Nilsen
Wed 09-08-2010
notice the strange baseboards , they were even on the big door pic ...weird
nick
Wed 09-08-2010
Glenn Mainz - maybe Motts shot this upside down and the ceiling is really the floor? Hallway bowling......sounds fun.
Beaker42
Wed 09-08-2010
What a perspective! I like the subtle vignette, too.
Junkyardave
Wed 09-08-2010
Reaaaaally great shot! I really want to run through that door at the end of the hall...
redinkreign
Thu 09-09-2010
Makes you wonder whats beyond the door at the end of the hall?
Ferdy
Thu 09-09-2010
this is one of the stranger buildings you've been in..
claire
Thu 09-09-2010
I bet the slanted baseboards are to help with the casters on the hospital beds. Or something.
SheeEttin
Wed 09-15-2010
is that a metal ceiling or is that a rotting wood ceiling?
Joe
Fri 09-17-2010
Not to be picky, but it's spelled "Crescent." Love you, Motts!!!
Rekrats
Sat 10-02-2010
Whoops, thanks! :-)
Motts
Sat 10-02-2010
Now that is ONE LONG HALL!

I don't think I could run from one end to the other without getting VERY winded!
MamaToFiveInPA
Mon 12-13-2010
wow, look at the pine ceilings
colin
Sun 01-30-2011

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