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Wow. Very interesting how all the walls were knocked down. I like shot #20 the best but all are great. Good job in 'snooping' around:)
dontblink · 2009-03-09: 21:06
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i love these old buildings! and you captured them so well. made me feel as if i had been there too. :)
luvnug · 2009-03-09: 21:24
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really interesting so why was the building just left? great set
chrisbuchan · 2009-03-09: 22:30
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Thanks for the tour. In its glory days, it must have been a majastic hotel. Too bad it's in dispair; would have been a lovely building to have maintained.
lifeisgood · 2009-03-09: 23:56
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LOL.... OK, so now I'm supposed to break in to the asylum, right?!? But it doesn't have gaping holes like this place! Very tempting however, after seeing what you got by being inside... #12 is my favorite shot, I REALLY like the way it's dark where you 'are' and overexposed looking out into the other room... and all the panes of broken glass. Good set, "65"!
DancingDolphin · 2009-03-10: 00:03
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very ugly so very pretty.
gonia · 2009-03-10: 03:31
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He...je vond mijn fiets terug...waar kan ik hem ophalen ? Staat dat hotel er nu nog? en zo ja, kan je er nog om bij en op? oh, sorry, knappe foto's, zoals we gewoon zijn van je. ;o)
Ryana · 2009-03-10: 04:12
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What a fantastic place to take photos. The black and white really sets the scene of destruction and desertion. This is a great set.
busybee36 · 2009-03-10: 07:53
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Love this kind of photograpy, very good. What a great contrast it would be to bring a beautiful model and make a a nice serie! i see her standing in 15 with a red dress.... I
eljapa · 2009-03-10: 08:24
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This is a wonderful post, the photos are great and your text funny. Thanks for sharing :))
relee · 2009-03-10: 09:25
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Great captures of a such an interesting old place!! Love all your bits of commentary - very funny :)) This post is very well done!!
lookagain · 2009-03-10: 10:26
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My favorite set of yours so far! I like your narratives, and it helps paint a picture of the going-on's there. You can use #8 for one of your multiple exposure experiments! :) I wish I lived closer to places like these to take photos!
projecte · 2009-03-10: 11:19
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amazing set
onlymehdi · 2009-03-10: 12:51
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OMG, this photos are perfect! <3
Anya94 · 2009-03-10: 15:43
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aw :D you kknow i love old stuff:D the buildings look abandoned...what was there before? :D who knows ^^
onlyricky · 2009-03-10: 20:05
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This kind of ruins always result in great dramatic photos! My favs are the interiors, namely the nr. 7 and the 20! The nr. 9 is also great! You converted very well to BW! Good work my "new" friend! :)
ppinho · 2009-03-10: 20:17
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Great set Peter, I really enjoyed nosing round. I bet it was really exciting being there at the time! ;¬)
Jarvo · 2009-03-10: 21:47
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Wow, great work! Interesting place, great b&w conversions.
Wasichseh · 2009-03-11: 18:59
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(¯`'•.¸(¯`'•.¸(¯`'• Beautiful! #8 and #12 are really very good shots. Love this set! •'´¯)¸.•'´¯)¸.•'´¯)
dreadwear · 2009-03-12: 16:33
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Simply breath-taking photography, you really do have some great locations, but you make them your own behind that lens.
Kaius · 2009-03-15: 22:40
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Beautiful B&W Set .
ConceptuellaB · 2009-07-18: 10:06
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