How appropriate. I take a break from the freaky Doom3 hallways (and demons, monsters and other various undead) to check out DDOI and what do I see? Freaky Doom3-like hallways. Hah.
Posted by charlie at August 5, 2004 02:39 AMNice, but it might be more effective somehow in black and white.
Posted by Q at August 5, 2004 03:06 AMLooks like a scene straight out of the game, love it.
Posted by dan at August 5, 2004 03:26 AMDo you know about "BBC News Online Photographer of the Year". Please have a look at this link.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3383611.stm
a beauty for me! lines, shapes and colors... i really like this scenery: i let my eye wandering around discovering new frames of images embedded in other images...
Posted by okapi at August 5, 2004 08:55 AM*feasts his eyes*
mmm yummy.
remynds me of gothic industrial music.
Posted by chemical imbalance at August 5, 2004 09:19 AMis this place just open to the public to visit? lol do they give tours or something?
but anyhow, nice.... picture x) You should photoshop some airbubbles in the water and then some glowing red eyes or something xD
Posted by ecila at August 5, 2004 11:02 AMwow. absolute wow
Posted by Larisa at August 5, 2004 11:10 AMThe water really makes this picture...the relections are amazing...as well as the lighting. Great shot!
Posted by y at August 5, 2004 02:58 PMA captivating shot. I kept staring at the picture, wondering if the bottom was reflected water, then slowly realizing that its a highly reflective floor. Very interesting.
Posted by danielle at August 5, 2004 03:01 PMIt would be awesome if you did one of those flash-enabled magnify things for this picture. There are a lot of intricate details I'd love to explore in your picture!
Posted by teo at August 5, 2004 03:17 PMnice catch, the water is perfect and undisturbed.
Posted by xhoss at August 5, 2004 06:51 PMGreat photo! You probably like this site as well: Photo's of old and ruined buildings in New England.
http://www.newenglandruins.com
Posted by Onno at August 6, 2004 07:53 AM