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Beautiful woodwork. Some Liquid Gold and elbow grease would make all this shine like a new penny.
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lol, and if the blue peels it will be green again.
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Incredible gallery, Motts. Thank you for showing us amazing places seen through your camera lens.
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Beautiful old building. Built to last.
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That's salvageable and worth big $$$.
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I see it LPN.
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Wow, was that thing hand cranked or steam driven?
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OMG, this is an incredible shot. The old wood, the crumbling concrete, and the industrial light frame this antique wheelchair perfectly.
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It's always nice to see a place where the little teenage asshats haven't destroyed it.
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Think of the tears that hit those floors from confused patients and overwhelmed staff.
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I love the use of colors, light, shadows, and textures. If a picture is worth a thousand words, this speaks volumes.
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Perfect in B&W. For those involuntarily committed, this must have been a terrifying sight. This was the last thing they saw from the outside world.
They really knew how to build reinforced back in the days - 100 years - and neglected, and still standing, is great in strength. It is a study of decay. Not much plant life inside, and wonder why. The care-taker is resolute + stern, and guards it well.
Such a beautiful building. Like this picture so much.
Beautiful doors; heavy solid wood. Strong. Good picture. Great success.
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this photo is inspiration for a faux paint job I've been wanting to do in my house. Thanks!