I'm with the majority. As i've said before, I think the paperwork really brings the whole thing into focus. We look at these pictures and see the building and architecture and craftsmanship, which is of course incredible, but sometimes we forget the reason for the building...people. I feel that paperwork, even artwork brings that human element into clarity and we see the place in a much different way.
We begin to ask questions like who was this person, why were they there, did they appreciate how beautiful the view is?
Probably a couple of gang people playing target practice, what better place than an abandoned hospital in the middle of the river? There has to be any number of places to hide out should someone hear them.
I love the windows, it looks like they are intact and someone just wiped off various spots so you could see the foliage through it. Kinda like a bathroom mirror.
Ah the classic lone chair! In almost every gallery there is at least one lone chair..."Oh boy here comes Motts, chair take your position". Chairs deserve a photo op too!
But where is the other classic? Is there a, dare i say it, soap dispenser? I'm holding my breath!
i've been put in two mental hospitals and looking forward to the next. as soon as i get my sh*t straightened out i will eventually work in one. i'm obsessed w/ addisons disease and skitsaphrenia or however you spell it. i've always wanted to be able to feel what goes on in their heads. i've been restrained many times my grandmother was skitsaphrenic and she was put in a asylum and eventually went crazy and died. can you imagine going so crazy your mind can't handle it anylonger so your body shuts down and you die! thats my dream. my goal for my life. and then to rot in hell! trust me i'm already started rotting away.
Yeah, i thought it was a morgue at first as well.
Kris