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Thats so crazy and so dangerous
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Thats very real
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Those are some brutal gas masks. Me want!
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Given time, nature will find a way in even when you cannot get out
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Nice soap dispensers and tiled ceiling. Is that a sofa at the end of the hall. Waiting.
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Wow, that face on the right really freaked me out. It looks really real. It did not take me long to see it. I am not so sure about the other faces, etc. previously mentioned. I also thought some of the smaller marks looked like lip marks smooching the glass.
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Welll said, Claude.
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Marilyn's comment is a wonderful testimony to the true intent of these magnificent buildings. They should have tried to save the system through reform, not closure. The buildings were built to last and surely could have been updated again and again. So sad.
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When I saw the name of this shot, I instantly thought of George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher from Cannibal Corpse ;-)
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They look reely big!
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and the lights still work?
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that wall is so perfect
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this is absolutely gorgeouss
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KPPC "Down the Spine" was one of your best galleries, Mr. Motts. Some would call an abandoned & rotting asylum an "eyesore". But your use of light, angles, exposure times, and uncanny eye brings out the hidden beauty. Plus, if one's not careful, one just might learn something about architecture, past mental health care, urban exploration and photography. Thank you for Opacity.
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Incredible. Time and nature doing their thing. The colors are spectacular.