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Romeo e Giulietta

Romeo e Giulietta

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This one is my Favorite shot. Love the fog over the trees.
Debbie
Mon 12-19-2011
One beautiful shot there ,Mr Motts
ferdy
Mon 12-19-2011
Such a beautiful view.
Lady Ethereal Butterfly
Mon 12-19-2011
In the fifty years since this building was abandoned, those trees must have grown up to frame that window. The view out that window fifty years ago was no doubt beautiful, but now it's indescribably beautiful.
MomPink
Tue 12-20-2011
The Misty Mountains, I wonder where Frodo is?
the gims
Tue 12-20-2011
lol gims
nick
Tue 12-20-2011
Lovely window, great view, wonderful window shot.
BKW Ontario
Tue 12-20-2011
the graffiti makes the shot more intresting
firggen psycho
Wed 12-21-2011
Surely this view made someone feel a whole lot better.
LucieLou
Wed 12-21-2011
Great view. I like the institutional blue walls
jackieb
Thu 12-22-2011
Can you wallpaper this please Mr. Motts? Such a beautiful photograph, and yes, I agree the graffiti does make it all the more interesting.

I can almost see Juliette, starcrossed lover, waiting for her Romeo, staring longingly out that window.....
shortarseJo
Fri 12-23-2011
definitely wallpaper that , tthats a amazing shot !!
Quasha
Sun 01-01-2012
Very striking shot. So many components!!
Amazed
Mon 01-02-2012
This place must have walls two feet thick. Perhaps that is why it is still in such good shape. I would swear somebody has been cleaning it. The goats?
liza
Tue 02-07-2012
Please make this a wallpaper - this is fantastic!
Bruceton
Sat 02-11-2012

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