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Guys, hate to burst your bubbles but it's not a reflection, shadow, ghost, person, etc. It's just light that's coming in from behind the camera. If you look below the window, all the way to the right you can see a vertical line of light (with a few nicks)... this line simply continues into the window, which gives the illusion of the "person" you're seeing.

Living in Detroit, I'm afraid to go in there. Mainly afraid of the homeless that are protective of their grounds., as most are such as the ones living in the old cathedrals. Been there, done that. How did you get in?

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The term "Dead Calm" comes to mind with this shot

He already answered in the previous picture, there was, Uh Hum,,, no-body home. If you look back at the previous picture, you will notice it's closed. Motts had to take a peak inside, that's why it's partially open in this picture. But it does have one wondering, why, what & who was once in that thing.

"Ready to operate, doctor?"

"I'd love to, but first I need to perform surgery!"

Totally agree with the Silent Hill sentiments.

And I'm seeing this a day after Christmas a year later... lol

What a mindtrip!

Everything is getting destroyed in these buildings from time and exposure alone.....not to mention when the buildings are torn down, it will all be thrown away anyway. LIBERATE the ARTIFACTS from this historical site and STEAL ALL YOU WANT! Would you rather they be destroyed or cherished?

I was just in this today and it was amazing...but in terrible shape. You have to know exactly where to get in and how to navigate through the disgusting tunnels and pass the many obstacles to get into this building.

I vote morgue cause it's the cooler option ;)

i just wacthed an episode of Ghost Adventures that was over the scary things at Pennhurts, and it seems pretty creepy.....but i want to go there. it looks fun.

Beautiful building, I did not know that there was plans to demolish it early this year but was cancelled because it's on the Historic Registry.
If you are going to keep it around it need to be cleaned but they don't want to which makes no sense. Detroit has enough delabitated buildings and this as time goes by will just get worse, implode it.

These long corridor shots are just plain spooky looking.