144 Comments Posted by J.R.

i was up there four times and could not find a way in this building.

the first time i was there i walked right through there and didn't notice that until i was outside the building and said "i'm glad we didn't walk through that part, oh, wait..."

I'm surprised to see a wooden seclusion door. Most of the doors I have seen have been made out of steel and have plexiglas
covered with mesh window. Sorry if that last part sounds strange, I'm tired I guess.

I love the way the light casts shadows on the wall and gives it a blue hue. The perspective from inside is supurb and makes one feel that they are inside looking out. I have felt that many times btw.

Interesting framing. The light makes things look okay. I'm guessing that the round object outside the doors are/were a smoke detector of some kind (?)

I normally don't like door pics but this one is different somehow. I don't know why but it just is

I noticed that too. A really interesting shot.
Glad to see there is no spraypainted crap
everywhere like their are in some of the buildings I've seen. Thanks again Motts.

OMG. I had some chairs like that. Neat shot.

Wow is all I can say. These pictures bring back so many memories both good and bad. Thank you Mr. Motts for your website.

I'd like to echo what Max said. I was in the very same situation after a traumatic event.
Anyways a great shot as always Mr. Motts

Interesting. On a side note the walls of my new condo are painted canary yellow. Wonder if that says something about me?
Oh well, once again an amazing photo by our favorite explorer.

While I was never in a seclusion room I do know people who have. BTW this is a very interesting shot. Particularly the way the paint peels to reveal a different paint scheme underneath.

Looks like tons of salt on the floor.

Unique shot. Lovely bannister. Though I would get tired from walking up and down all those steps. LOL

Looks almost like a car seat for infants.