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Maybe this was solitary confinement.
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How apropos- this goes right along with the current season of "The Walking Dead". If only this gallery would have been posted late last October...
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Juno u made my day
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I just discovered your photo's a couple of days ago. My boss is away this week so I've been spending a little (cough cough) time going through your work. Enthralling is the best word I can come up with..I can't seem to stop checking in! It'll give me something to do when I get fired..HAHA!
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Thanks - yes there was a passage and stairwell on the left side. The right side dead-ended, so once you proceeded down a cell block there was only one way out.
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Thanks - yep it was pretty wide open.
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I love the duality of this shot. It almost has a reflective feel to it.
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A large problem with state funded facilities like this is they are under funded. The state doesn't care enough to give enough do they sre constantly under staffed and over crowded. My best friends mother worked for Willowbrook state school in Staten Island and i interviewed her for a paper. She said conditions in most places are this bad because the stare just doesn't csre enough about people with mental retardation or insanity.
If you were walking down this hallway, did you have to tip your head to the left?
tsk tsk tsk. . all those trees. ... killed for what?
Another amazing shot. Awesomeness
I like that the photo is slightly off kilter. The blue really makes for a chilling photo.
I can not imagine working in that cage all day. Ahhhhhh!
Your photos are amazing. Were you able to just walk into the prison?
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I LOVE THIS SHOT