Comments

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What a great set, Motts. I know I'm a newbie on the scene, but what a place this must have been when running.
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Another awesome set Mr. Motts.

Sincere thanks for bringing it to all of us.
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Awww, Go on now, it's just a furry little bunny, Right then! I'll just go cut 'es furry little 'ed off now....
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Love the decay, very cool B&W shot.
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"Shock bath" Howard Stern takes a bath.....or
Howard Stern gets a divorce....
Shockbath.
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LMAO !! Nathan you're a hoot! Told ya not to invite the Hulk to the dinner party....

I am in awe how much depth is in this shot and how sharp the image is right through the entire depth.

Mr Motts,
Do you use a monopod on some of these shots?
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I used to live in a house that was the smae color of pink, although I was told the color was actually "salmon" LMFAO. And what color is a salmon???

Awesome shot, I love how the shadows from the unboarded window form crosses in the borded up ones.
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Something is amiss here, the ladys are ahem; caring for Mr Depp and all I see is nurse Ratchet handing me a little white paper cup with a few pills in it and saying "we are not going to have any trouble here now, are we???"
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MMMMMM Ribs!!!!!!!


Seriously, awesome composition Motts, stunning.

Shame about the stained glass, i would have loved to see it.
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i really feel like the black and white really helps illuminate the idea that light was very scarce in this awful place.
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nothing like the smell of biceps in the morning...


i mean....

ohhh now i'm ashamed.....
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I second the Minnesota motion!!

:D :D :D
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Part II
Glendale Hospital

http://www.youtube.com...&feature=related
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Part !
Glendale Hospital

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsygnb94oeM
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I agree with Aly and Becka. I lived in this hellhole in the late 40's as a kid. Electric Shock, Extreme
Cold Hydro baths were routinely used to control behavior; not for any kind of treatment I observed. I had been an inmate of the Lyman School in Worcestor and faked a suicide to get here because I thought the treatment would be better. After initial observation when they asked if I still wanted to die I said Yes and was committed. The second time I managed to escape I made it to California and never went back. I am now 74 and was looking for historical info so I could perhaps write a book but I have no chance to get my records now so that's over. I saw many acts of brutality and am sure there are many bodies on the grounds which were a result of murder by technicians (brutes who were hired for their strength, not their psychiatric knowledge). There were many nooks and crannied in the dark recesses of this place where they could take one for sexual abuse or murder if they wished. I worked in the Main Kitchen and was very familiar with the underground tunnels connecting various buildings. My one and only post just to add some real-life perspctive.