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cheeky devil...
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Yo Jandeme40- Your putting down that guy that graduated from there, yet you can't even spell retarded correctly, hahaha
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One lie leads to another.
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Another beautiful gallery, Mr. Motts! Thanks so much for sharing :)
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Yes; when both wings of the building were completed and the WW I veterans moved out, each wing was devoted to a gender.
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Being successfully released from an institution seems like something to be proud of, no?
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i live right by here and i visit it often and every visit the place becomes more and more destroyed, i have no idea when you visited henryton for this photoshoot but ive never seen it looking so great, but thank you for posting these because its nice to see that it still can offer great photo oppurtunities!
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@ Jernfurdle... Very well said. I agree 100%. Mr. Motts sees things others don't. I think his best photographs are of the ordinary objects and through his lens, enable us to see these objects in a whole new light. And that's what art is all about.
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lol weed
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*if we were caught trespassing we would be fined and have to do community service hours
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i got to a few weeks ago around 2 in the morning. we parked in one of the neighborhoods and had no trouble entering besides having to crawl under the fence and climbing through the window. we ended up walking around the first three floors and some of the basement. when we were passing some of the hallways, we had to turn the flash lights off because the park police trailers were visible but didn't see anything in particular than graffiti and broken tiles . when we left and got into our car, about 20 seconds a park police car pulled up next to us and held us up for 2 hours and questioned us but he ended up just letting us go with a warning because he couldn't prove that we were up there and told us that we would be fined and have to do community service hours
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Motts, for most of us it's about the photos and how you got them. The location is not important. Even if I went to any of these places (I'm far too chicken shit) I wouldn't see it like you do. It's not about the places , it's about you and how you see them. Through your lens they become something more.
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looks to me like the path to cancer. KEEP OUT... :/
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this looks super scary like someone is extremely violent and disturbed would need to be locked up in there
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all these theater pictures are all starting to remind me now of Bioshock woot woot!