118 Comments Posted by abandonedNH

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Can I just say how absolutely strange it is to hear someone throw out the name Wassfy Hanna? He was my psychiatrist from the time I was 12 until I was 18, and I'm 21 now. He told me used to work here and I'd always hoped to find some trace of him. That's just...wow.
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This is definitely one of my favorites from this set. I love it.
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Stunning.
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The colors in this shot are fantastic, very rich. Nice job, Mr. Motts.
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Love this. Very evocative.
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There's a great scale like this in one of the day room at Taunton State, too.
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Gorgeous. The building looks like a ghost.
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The setting looks so pastoral in this shot. Judging by this, you'd never guess that it was on the cusp of such a large city. Beautiful.
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She's a beauty.
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This is one of the most amazing photos I've seen on your site, and that's really saying something. I was all set to request a wallpaper version when I saw that you had already made one. Absolutely mind blowing.
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Stunning, Motts!
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The peeling paint patterns on that door are brilliant.
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I have one of those banisters. The guy I'm dating (I mentioned him in another comment) lives not even 5 minutes away from DSH and he took me there because he knows it's my favorite of the MA state hospitals. We were looking around the patient cemetery, and I found one of those banisters in the woods, so I grabbed it. I found a brick too, which I'm pretty sure also came from the kirk.
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I love this shot. The angles are great, and I like how you did it in B&W.
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That one unboarded window. It's almost like an eye, looking out on the world.