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Decay, disruption capture the remnants of splintered lives that ended here.

The light & shadow, the unexpected richness of color in the floor make this a haunting shot.

And once you go down, you may never return, only to lie hidden under sunken stones with names erased by whims of Time.

Like an indoor swimming pool on the Ship of Fools.

Reminds me of a warehouse of souls.

In the 1960's we used to ski down "Dippy Hill" at the edge of hospital grounds. Little did we know what was hidden there.

I don't feel like it's a ventilator because it's too big and there aren't any gauges.

It looks like it's missing some parts. I keep thinking it was used for suction?

Oh, I'm sorry. :-(

It was a joke. Geez....

No, he is right. I'm a Dental Assistant. We still use these for making impressions of people's teeth for various reasons. (ie. dentures, braces, mouth pieces, bleach trays, crowns, etc)

I had to look real close and ask my husband to look at this...

With the untrained eye it looks like a painting that is ripped. But my husband pointed out to me that it's actually a screen door that's just ripped up and the dark is the screen and the light is where there is no screen due to the rips.

Beautiful shot! If I had this photo in a frame I would deffinatly hang it on my wall.

Great info - thanks!
And you are right - there is something bizarre about the Statue of Liberty being copper colored rather than green - seems "wrong." 8`-)

Dang! That's it! I used to call it "Pepto-Bismol Pink", but you are right - it WAS "Baker's Pink" - thanks! :-)

triiiiippy

hey, if you look in the second door(the one next to the blue room) right where the floor meets the wall, it looks like a woman sitting in a chair(which isnt there) and she has her arms folded on her lap and she is in a gown. I dunno, i might be cRaZy! =P