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ahaha jokee ur all sad ma t a photo for god sakes get a lifee !!!!
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black and white photos are much better and they stand out more and make it look more old and creepy for the place it is and i think from last time i saw it it has realy changed and i hope that it get more arty for more picturs in the futer
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WOW so old and thers so much detail but yet theres hardly anything on the picture this amazise me and i think that art like that should be worth millons !!!!
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very good photography and i when i went it wasent like this so you have done some think buffed it out n your camra because its not like this in real life !
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nopee i got caught on there with my family we got done soo i advise you not to go and if you do try not to get cought and stay clear of small rooms they callapsed on my friend it was funny but he hurt him self
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i think this is nothing like it looks in real life and its not that dark as it looks here but yes a good picture
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This is astonishing history! All I can say, is Wow!!!
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If those light fixtures could talk...I'd really like to know their stories.
Amazing photos, I've always wanted to go into buildings like this [During the daytime, of course!] Thanks for giving us a glimps into these darkened bulidings.
Apparently in one mental hospital there are still twisted poetry on the floor, left there from the patients, and you can still go read them. I don't remember where though...
Best of luck with your photography!
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It was placed exactly where you think.....
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A.S.V., that would explain why the paint's peeling...
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This is an amazing picture...those who are complaining don't know what they're talking about.
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A vampire could have a field day here..
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My high school has those in all the science labs
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A shiver just went right down my spine... No sleep tonight ;)
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This is creepy. I would never have touched any of this stuff without gloves, after knowing where it's been.....