3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

I'm sure there's a lot to explore in Poland... the border guards wouldn't let me in earlier this year. Perhaps next time.

No I didn't get a shot of the bride, as her group was quite busy doing their own thing, and I felt it would have been invasive.

I don't believe so... this section of the building was sealed in a fashion to slow the process of decay.

This was located in a storage building out back. There was a tunnel connecting it to the main building.

The center of this wing had collapsed, so this is a view from the top floor of one side to the other.

This is the rear portion of the chapel.

I'm not really sure... I can't tell from the photo and sadly I can't remember

Thank you, yes this is infrared.

Thanks; I really love my Canon 5D, it's pretty much the only camera I use anymore.

Maybe it could be a new career move for me ;-)

I use a Hoya R-72, and no I haven't taken the mirror off the camera... I was thinking of doing it to my 300D Rebel.

PSH was named after Dr. Charles Winfield Pilgrim, who devoted fifty years of his life caring for the state's psychiatric patients. He stepped down to a superintendent position from being the chairman of the State Hospital Commission to work more closely with the patients.

I don't remember much paperwork in this building, if there were they were most likely dietary and kitchen supply related documents. The basement of this building held many personal files directly related to the patients.

The inside would consist of a large space in the base and a small room near where the dish pivots, which still holds some electronic equipment... I returned last year in the day time and I have photos, but who knows when I will be able to get to them... I'm sure there are others on the web somewhere though.

I'm not entirely sure, perhaps to discourage patients from climbing or throwing things over the partition.