19 Comments Posted by A.

I actually saw a lot of windows like these in the castles in England, Wales and Ireland when I was over there. It allowed one on the inside to view multiple angles of the outside but only a limited space from the outside. I.e. one could shoot a bow and arrow at multiple angles from the inside without the fear of an arrow from the outside entering (in a castle). I would imagine they tried to keep the architecture historic/similar even when constructing the original hospital; buildings are much older over there.

Well I do my practice and soon work in much smaller complection mental hospital in Estonia and in so called "violent ward". I think it couldn't have been worse than nowerdays then, when the ward- A worked. There were only few truly agressive patients I think.. This all violent thing is overblown..

This shot makes me feel like I'm falling down an elevator shaft.

Lovely iridescence.

I believe "someone" was sitting there at that moment.

A definite escape from all the darkness and gloom.

I love this shot. it looks like a painting.

I would have been glad to discover that the foul stench was from the "artwork" and not a rotting body.

Maybe the thing above the faucet and soap dish is a place to hang the dish rag?

Would be cool to see side by side shots. One when it was shiny and new and these shots of the decay.

I kept expecting a scary face to pop up everytime I scrolled from side to side.
Great shot.

There's just something so sad about this.

Yikes!

Very cool chairs.

Think about all the DNA lurking around in there.