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Wonderfuly creepy!
Fantastic locations and photos.
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I visited there the other day. Only cost $30 and it was so totally worth it, especially after driving by it my whole life.
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I love how the top of the basketball hoop echoes the curves of the windows.
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cat scratch fever??
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I am waiting for this chair to be occupied.
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hmm... when I was in the nuthouse, I threw myself down the stairs they had in the ward they had initially put me in- needless to say I got put in the secure ward. Wah! In the secure ward, there was a black market in shards of glass... this shot just brought up memories : )
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"Faces in the Water" by Janet Frame. Author was locked up for 7 years in the mid 40s- mid 50s. Lets ya really know what these places were like : ). I'm assuming, from the look of things, mental hospitals in New Zealand are pretty much the same as in the States...
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Tokina 12-24?
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What lens are you using in this photo? It looks like a wide angle, but what mm and is it a canon lens?
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Oh my, what is that haunting image on the wall across from the door??? WAIT... I know... it's a soap dispenser right. ;)
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I am a student at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts in Photography. I have a class assingment with "Faces" as the general theme open to interpretation. I chose "Faces of Mental Illness" as my theme. I have a previous bachelor's degree in psychology and I am greatly interested in human conduct. I would very much appreciate any help or information as to how to enter one of these abandoned hospitals. Please email me at: francesnicole007@hotmail.com
Thank you very much!
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I think that he ran into a soap dispenser. Poor Bird!!
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Hee. :)
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Hot glue guns and power staplers can work wonders, it seems.
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No matter how strange or expensive it is, you can always count on a piece of school equipment having something written on it with a black Marks-a-lot.