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Agreed
fantastic composition!! Almost looks like 2 separate shots! What a gift you have.
All I can think about it being trapped and that being my view for God-knows how long. Brings to the forefront feelings of sadness and isolation.
What happens if you're not near a sign? How the hell will you know what to prepare for?
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You bet I do. The grave yard is supposed to be f'en awsome. Filled with a bunch of graves with only numbers on them, except for one grave labled "mikey's grave". Like it came right out of a real horror movie, ya know. Place is even haunted to, or so I hear
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Ha! I'm number 9 to post. Eat my dust number 10.
what a nice springtime treat, thanks so much Motts ol' boy.
Just discovered this site a while ago, and was just finished up with all the archive stuff, I was gonna go back a look again and was thrilled to see something new.
Nurse Ratched.... Nurse Ratched....please dial the operator.
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It looks like a meteor shower behind it
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Its fun to imagine walking through the woods and having this thing creep out of nowhere.
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did they tare this place down yet? ive been looking at photos of place place for quite sometime now. it gets prettier and prettier everytime i see it.
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That is such an awesome contrast.
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Yeah, the clouds and grass actually give it a pretty peaceful vibe. Also, although it looks a little awkward, the outside tunnels certainly have more of an appeal than the underground ones at places like Pennhurst. Makes people feel a little less confined I guess.
Which building is that in?
What light do you use?