14 Comments Posted by kyra

I have to ask this, cause at a recent college interview the dean told me "In 10 years, film will no longer be used, everything will be digital and film is just too expensive." I found this utterly mortifying as film is absolutely astounding....

Anyone think it's possible? I just can't get my head around the fact that we will no longer using film because it's 'too expensive.' I mean, here is evidence that it will always be around, and we will have evidence of such past lives.

:o I love the old sewing machine... my father's mother recently moved, and we got to pick through her attic... there was one from early 1900's that we auctioned for 300$ to someone for a mothers day present... it was remarkable looking.

Motts, I think you have a wonderful eye for things.

I used to clean this doctors office that had a library full of old medical things, like old bottles, a 'home visit' case filled with medicine [some still had little pills in it], and some medical equipment. I love old glass medicine bottles, they have such a feel to them. :D [early 1900's I'm guessing]

I wouldn't be willing to fight for this country. Everything the US stands for government wise is corrupt! [but I do have high regards for those who DO/DID serve; my brother & both parents have]

on topic;
Very uncomfortable looking... I'm not being mean here, but I hear that they are very easy to spy on a person & makes them look a little disfigured. ;

Most prob one of Mott's associates.

They do provide us some eerie images though.

If you think about it [I'm not sure how Europe goes] but the US government does apply a number to each and every person that is born here. We are simply names to the people whom we know & are loved by, by the government we ARE simply a number.

Once death occurs, only those who remember us can account for our names... the government still think "000-00-0000" is dead, not "Jane Doe" [ps, nowadays for tombstone graving it is up to 95$ PER LETTER, can you imagine what the price was then? esp with a psychiatric hospital which I'm sure was not given the correct money for anything!]

This reminds me of the same sort of grave yard where the soilders are buried in [that are unknown, and whatnot?]. Such neatly lined up.

Died fighting, and yet no awards given here.

Now-a-day hospitals use colors like these too.

I suppose its to give off a calming and soothing atmosphere... I'm in them quite frequently, and I've yet to be in a hospital with just plain white walls!

It makes me sad that things built today aren't built with they're own charisma and character...

Very lovely & stunning.

"I rest in heaven & am protected forever more."

I have been fascinated with cemeteries for as long as I can remember. Perhaps its the must silence, or the peace of the souls that sleep in these places for eternity. It all really shows here.

You make me want winter again. & to finally get the courage to go to a cemetery and take their pictures...

it haunts me to think of the souls left to sleep forever in death in a steel bed like this....

damnnnnnnnnn! I am in love.

Man oh man. I'm loving this. THank you so so much.