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Found this link about the hotel from 2008... doesn't paint the same picture these beautiful photo's once did.
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vastarien: it might be because the tubs might have been used for therapy... i know that hydrotherapy is still used today... maybe they were just used to calm people down, relax them....
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I love this picture. Wonderful shot.
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i live right down the street from here... i've always wanted to buy it and fix it up and live there...
Where's the soap dispenser?
hi my name is taylor and i am employeed by thomas mcafee funeral home yes i am a mortion sometime it can definitly be very sicking but you have you learn or at least train you're self to get use to it i am 37 years old i started when i was 20 the first day i was a nervous wreck
scared absolutely out of my mind but over the course of years i did indeed get use to it and now it doesn't even bother me anymore i just get in there and i do my job like i am suppose to no question's asked
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And as the curtain rolls slowly up, the ballerina takes her place on the stage...
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Hail, hail, the gang's all here! : )
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I like this floor pattern.
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Hey Mista' Motts! Uh oh, there goes my Boston accent again! : ) Don't you just love this "analog" version of a movie camera?! Besides still photography, do you also film videos? And by the way, how did you get that nickname "Motts"?
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there is a HUGE orb on the upper right corner of this shot! thats freaking awesome!
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At first glance, it almost looks like a coocoo clock!
THIS IS MY DREAM JOB!!
this or prision. =]
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haunting; the poise is not natural. She looks forced.
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those wonderful shadows again!

I've done a little of this kind of photography myself, and am always intrigued by how, deep in the structures, the lighting is so indirect that the shadows never move