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Great to see a new gallery! Miss you Debbie
Almost looks like this was flooded, with a "waterline" on the walls. I like the shading around the corners. Makes it seem like looking through a peephole into a corridor.
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i cannot believe that there is graffiti on the Freezer not on the walls but the Freezer! that makes me soo angry and sad, this is one of the most disgraceful things i have ever seen!
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I actually saw a lot of windows like these in the castles in England, Wales and Ireland when I was over there. It allowed one on the inside to view multiple angles of the outside but only a limited space from the outside. I.e. one could shoot a bow and arrow at multiple angles from the inside without the fear of an arrow from the outside entering (in a castle). I would imagine they tried to keep the architecture historic/similar even when constructing the original hospital; buildings are much older over there.
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Where is the exact location? I have lived here for three years and cannot imagine where that is. I read some crazy stories about this prison. The new location is right by the post office I always go to, it is huge!
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Wow, that's awesome.
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WHOA!!! Way cool shot!

Fabulous work, Motts. You are so The Man.
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Looks like giant red claw-marks on the wall back there.
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Another good wallpaper possibility. I'm all about your wallpapers... there've been no other backgrounds on this computer since I bought it! In this one, I see your opacity mark going right across the dark shadowy spot in the upper right...
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Some wicked black mold going on there.
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Seriously bad-ASS!!!
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It does look very apocalyptic. VERY good perspective, awesome composition.
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**applause** Again, you have delivered a fantastic set. Thank you, Motts.
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Probably not too many ghosts lurking in a building that was never put to its intended use, I'd think...
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WALLPAPER!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh, please, please!!! This one is excellent!! The light does it, just that little glow...