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i felt a wave of great sadness when i saw this picture for some reason. im not sure why, but i feel like ive been here before the abandonment.

whats written on that window back there in dust? or is that wood? its so hard to tell. :)

Motts, I am aspiring to be an architectual photographer one day, and I was wondering if you could give me some tips on what all I may have to do to achieve this. I decided to ask you since you are the greatest photographer I know. Keep up the good work Motts! :)

I am such a big fan of comparing old and recent photos. This is a great photo.

This would make a great wallpaper.

I love the light fixtures, and the clock.

@bonnie-I like your mom's idea of recycling the old drawers! At least it had an interesting history. As a kid, I remember my dad telling me of a guy who bought an old funeral hearse and used it as a station wagon for his kids to sit in the back! Talk about re-purpose! He even kept the curtains in the back-how macabre!

@teresa-I like your positive attitude with your sense of triumph! It's amazing how much we humans can overcome in the midst of tragedy. It's a shame that the nurses lacked compassion-that's what people need the most.

my email is emmab77@live.com.au if you can help with the above request Thanks!

Fantastic. My 10 yo son just asked if he could use this for his wallpaper but I said no because it's not one. But maybe? Please Motts, WALLPAPER? For my son?? Luv ya lots...:-)

fan bloody tastic!

wow Motts this is amazing. I love the colour in this one. It reminds me of an Arabian palace. You're photos are my inspiration :-)

Rumor has it they are turning Waverly Hills into a Hotel.

my mom got one of those from an old pyschiatric hospital from around where i live when i was a teenager and put it in our room for drawers for our clothese it was real creepy looking and it still had the sticker labels on it labelling the 'nighties' bedsheets ,shirts etc