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metric <3
you feel like 2.2 times lighter..
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@ Robert
The French countryside is a nice thought, but it was probably in Belgium... though possibly very close to France
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The crack in the portrait is almost sinister..
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The first thing I took note of besides the colors are the word REGRET and the date, being 1905... that's over 100 years old. Amazing.
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Amytiville 3 with Lori Loughlin and Meg Ryan...that's what i thought of when I saw this pic. The greenish hue to the water reminds me of the hole in the basement of the Amytiville house in part 3...not a good thing at all!!
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WoW! SOme of these comments are straight up stalker worthy...lol
NO STALKING or BABY MAMA comment here :)

You are indeed not hurtful on the eyes ;) But even better is your talent. Some of the pics on here have been very inspiring, has helped with my writing. Together with a friend we are authoring a book in the fantasy genre for teens. The teens are actually into reading again which is awesome! Thanks for the adventures in photography and keep on exploring.
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oops symbolism sorry
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i love the simbolism behind it. I enjoyed reading what other thought of it but I did find it odd about all the 6's and what not. Nonetheless, it's a brilliant shot!
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Odd that all the doors were taken off the hinges. most of the other buildings all you see is the hallways full of open doors, giving it that creepy look. But this one doesn't look so bad.
to creepy i want to go and go throught is building so much just to go through them and if i run into some weird activity that would just be an awesome bonus
WOW, awesome picture this picture is telling me like this building is going no where and what happened in this building is never going to be reversed or taken back....chilling
the morgue doors were stolen :-(
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Gaebler school girl, I tried to contact you via myspace, where have you gone?
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any idea where someone could get a crib like that ?
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awww thanks motts . your galleries are like therapy for me (phew)