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I LOVE this shot! I'd love it to be wallpaper! Did you say this alignment doesn't work well for wallpaper? That would be a shame.

Great pic, I love the open door as well. How sad that this was destroyed by arsonists. Freaking morons. I'm happy you were able to document it, Mr. Motts.

There is something to soothing about this shot. I like these through the door shots in general but really like this one in particular. Nice one!

Well, that's certianly one was to prop open a door! I wonder where those pesky soap dispensers went...

I like it! I guess those rooms really ARE all the same, with the exception of the paint colors. :)

I do hope it's a prop! If not...well, that's unsettling...

This certainly is more colorful than other hospitals you have photographed, or at least more colorful in a pleasant way! Makes for a great shot. :)

Wow Larry D, well said.

I worked there many many years and it did have it'e moments,the railings were protected by mesh screenings to avoid jumpers and stuff thrown over the sides.West block was used mainly for pre trial inmates and the main block for sentenced inmates.There were 25 cells per tier 4 tiers on each side totalling 200 cells but we could get over 250 inmates in rhere

that's the new Sleep Number bed.

oh man, that's weird lol

a little febreeze and its all good. lol.

(more like Microban and 2 biohazard boxes

i was there 4 days ago for photography, and idk why the hell someone would go in there to party....??!!
thats what night clubs are for.

A wonderful shot, Mr. Motts. I do hope you don't mind if I post a bit of inspired prose:

"Come now, little one, just a simple bandage is all." the Dr. said.
"Okay," sniffled the girl, "but I'm not gonna look!"
The Doctor laughed warmly as he continued with his gentle care.

While it's pretty, all I can think of when I see this is 'spiderwebs'. Lots and lots of spiderwebs *shiver*