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i love that room!!! when i was there the chair was at an angle about 45 degrees clockwise to what it is there. still: Awesome picture.
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"and have been stabilized for future restoration."

Not quite a miracle...
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I love your pictures! I'm glad that some people have the nerve to trespass and take a chance on getting caught so the rest of us can get to look at the pictures. I'd never go there!
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yo i went there yesterday and that shit is not even scary it is ill to go inside the biggest building
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I wonder if you could hook up an old Lear-Siegler ADM-3A terminal to that thing
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Such amazing work. What I wouldn't give to go on location with you.
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The devastation shows even through the poor little chair
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Those tiles look brand new
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I am working there during the demo process and it's kind of creepy but exiting at the same time. hay how you doing richie v.
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You do absolutely beautiful work, BUT it drives me nuts that your verticals are almost always keystoned. I think the images would have more power and be less distracting if you paid better attention to framing things squarely.. just a suggestion to make good work even more significant.
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That would be where they hung the body with the sign under saying "Pirates, Ye be warned!"
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the bottom door almost looks like it has a foot print on it..
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Haha, not THE chair, but still very cool color amidst the rot.
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I love how you can tell which of the buildings are original (shorter, more run down looking, more skylights) and which of them are newer construction shoehorned in between
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It might say Psychiatric Department on the door, but don't think that their goal is to help you, Muahahaha! I would not trust the people behind that door...nope.