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it looks like its falling apart but its really nice!
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it turned that the wheelchair has someone seating on it that it could almost move by itself when you just look at it a bit longer!
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even though it's bright, i still don't want to walk through in, its dark at the very end!
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it feels like something is gonna trap you after the door and another. creepy!
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a great piece of old-fashion structure!
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for i thinks its rust, for a long time we shoudn't be wondering why it has rust everywhere!
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nice shot!
but kinda reminds me of the clock tower at my favorite ps game, resident evil, hehe..
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i was just interested when i started reading about the hell places, but when i take a look at this pic it seems that it covers alot of the horrible stories inside the famous building!
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the title definatley sums this picture up really well. And as Quinnifer's already said the hallway looks alive. Why am I thinking of those silent hill games? lol
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I love the way the window is the main focal point and how the decay of the room around it seems to circle it. Amazing work
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Has anyone seen the movie called "Madhouse"? It´s sooo cool and very frightening. Go rent it :-)
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This is not desecrating a beautiful old building. Read the story. This room was a scene of torture and the writing commemorates one of the victims. It is a very powerful comment.
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The photo evoked a powerful response emotionally, before I read the story. I have heard of ice bath treatment and the stark mad writing combined with 4 baths made me think of that. This is one instance where the decay and abandonment of such a place is a good thing. The story behind it is horrific, even more than the image conveys. What it describes is nothing short of torture, just as bad as anything I have heard of from the holocaust. Taking a sane, normal person and systematically, legally abusing them until they lose their mind is something from the worst nightmares of society. Thank you for sharing such a powerful, thought-provoking image.
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Yea, this is a refrigerator and those look like GE monitor top refrigerator motors which date back to the 1920's-30's. It looks like this might have been an early ice box that was converted into a refrigerator.
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maybe my high school art class could do something like this, minus the vandalism, but the pic is a pneunominal ( yeah spelled wrong) shot