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I have a grown Autistic daughter who lives at home. Years ago, she would have been sent to a place like this. How fortunate that she was born in the later half of the 20th century.
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this shot really shows how big the building is
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Hmmm I thought it was one of them old time micro fiche things.....
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This place must have had a lot of interns.
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It sorta looks like an old coffee kettle
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Excellent shot,it is a jail made me creep and horror)))
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Very beautiful forgotten plant,it is a place most toxic !! A like old forgotten place !!
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I always want to go through this place..never got the chance. I thought you guys where out of the uk? By the way I'm from Mich.
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What is horror ???
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I normally wouldn't do this but this link will hopefully show people another shade painting from another class that apparently had a very positive experience judging from their painting. #10
http://www.elpeecho.co.../viewtopic.php?t=412
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Oh Lynne...I think I love that guy. Sadly,I'm afraid, that may be too deep for some people to comprehend though.
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I agree....pipe organ. I wonder if it's remains are still there. Interesting.
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I was the singer of that band and its so funny to hear that... We had rolls of them... Our drummer had a huge mix-matched kit with THOUSANDS of
"doublechecked" McDonalds stickers on it... We even had a gig at the Troc where they made us clean up the stickers our fans riddled the front of the stage with...
We LIVED in Byberry. I have piles of pics of us in there... You guys are the BEST for putting up this site...
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Yes converting your old camera isn't a bad idea. One of my friends is replacing his 350D and then converting it for IR. I was always worried about having that done on the 5D becasue of the cost of the 5D. You seem to get a lot of amazing shots in IR the way your 5D is now. I do like the way that the clouds look in the long exposures. I am looking into getting the R-72 filter but they are hard to come by in the 77mm size.

Well keep up the good work, you are definitely a very talented photographer and I respect what you do to document these beautiful locations before they are demolished!
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It is sad to my psychiatry school closes, howver I undersand that such is life. I remember with greatfulnes the five years that Ispend there.