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thats really creepy anyneelse wonder whats behind all those doors?
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I love this photo. Did you use chemicals to create the sepia tone or photoshop?
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Big Brother is watching...
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These pictures are quite informative.
As far as looking at the records (that should have been destroyed) is concerned, I'd be curious to see what kind of treatment some of these people had. I bet it was hideous.
I wonder where these people are now.
Connie
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This looks like where you go after attacking staff. I bet a few who went in here left as a corpse.
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It's like trying to paint over a bloodstain and the stain keeps reemerging. All that peeling paint takes you back to that moment.
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What happened behind this door? Do people really just walk away from this world and remain silent? The doors were really there to keep the narrative from escaping.
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This shot's a knockout. As these buildings melt down, they reveal so many new layers. So many layers of information added by Motts as well. I'm listening to Harold budd as I scroll through these...and It's beyond riveting.
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I love the capture of the textures in this one, it reminds me almost of a piece of old parchment. It's gorgeous and sophisticated.
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It just seems to expand to forever, what a beautiful photograph. Actually, at first, it reminded me of looking into a mirror.
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i was at gaebler children's center from the age of 9 till i was 14 year's old and the day that i heard that that prison closed i was very very happy for me it was hell and thank god i recovered from all the horrible things i had done to me while i was there it was hell
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Awesome gallery Motts! Cheers!
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this makes me want to go play on it.
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Love the broken windows...
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Thanks, no I take the photos straight from the RAW file, and adjust the hues in Photoshop.