583 Comments Posted by mike

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Ha! Nice highlander reference.
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Interesting that the peeling paint is mostly above the door level.
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I love the designs and craftsmanship of the past. So very caring in their arts. Is it ironic the eagle head is facing away from the departments or am I the only one that notices these things?
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I always find it amazing, the random chairs in abandoned buildings. It's almost as if the building is reliving its previous inhabitants.
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i want to sit in that chair.
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No matter how strange or expensive it is, you can always count on a piece of school equipment having something written on it with a black Marks-a-lot.
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So true. prisoners worked to support themselves and were likely much better off as a result. Learned how to do something of value and were maybe a little safer while in jail. Idle hands today seem to lead to a lot of problems.
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Oh, that is a good one.
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I am guessing that the circle stains evenly spaced on the ceiling must have been lights at some point. Outside of that, there doesn't seem to be any signs of lighting.
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The prisoners probably had to spend all day punching those star shapes into the cells and stairs! That was exercise enough!
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I belive that is from a flashlight that he was using to 'paint' light for the picture.

Always a really neat effect!
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You got it. Apparently he gets around.
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Did you have your orders prior to entering? :)
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I would imagine that there are lights behind the panels. That seems to be the norm. Great shots!
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Just imagine it with the 'skylight' still working. Most likely it is backlit, but still...