60 Comments Posted by Thorn

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Brilliant work on this one, my favorite I think I have seen in quite sometime.
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This is actually my favorite shot in the lot. Something about not being able to see where it leads, and the whole fact it is an amusement park generally reserved for kids and at that point you have no idea where life will take you. I also love the trees, and the structure in the background is simply amazing. Well done, on both pic and capturing the perfect title.
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The image of the woman is haunting with the seemingly black pools for eyes, the picture is as always very well framed and quite artistic as always great work. Been a while since I was by the have a look glad to see so many updates.
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It was funny in a way but there used to be smoking rooms, where you would have a group of disturbed people all huddled together puffing away and one staff member controlling how much you smoked and lighting your cigarettes for you.

If the guy liked you he would give you two of your smokes.

After you were proven not to be a risk or a threat, and you were stable you could smoke outside. It was quite the thrill.
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The perspective here sells this shot and captures the subject perfectly. Very well done, and of course it is a shame it is all lost to us now.
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Looks like a med room, though these days they have much more secure ways to hand out meds. At least in some facilities that I have seen. Like central stations with small slots to slide meds out and you are separated by glass.

Greta shot, as always.
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Forensic area? What goes on there exactly?
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I love the over all feeling of the shot, the textures are to die for and professional illustrators would kill for the ability to use them in their work. (can you use kill and die in the same critique without sounding like a creep?)
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I love this shot. What are the "black" lines for across the ceiling. Were they supports for a drop ceiling?
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A-Mazin' shot.
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I have to agree with all that has been said already great colors and a great shot very well laid out sir.
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A really impressive shot. I am taken by the light on the wall, and the rest of the room is like something out a nightmare.
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wow what an amazing bit of art, and to think if you were not here at that time of day this might not have ever been recorded.
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Love that trunk!
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Please note the above "he" should have been "she". Funny though ;)