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Your photography jumps right off the page (computer screen)! Amazing.
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Symmetry, mirror image, both sides being equal....the architectural design is fascinating. I need to do some research so that I can understand it better! This panorama totally inspires me!
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Glad im not doing their filing!!!
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What a shot........the best of everything!
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Now that really DOES look like a face up there!!
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The link between the wards. Powerful, powerful photo. Thanks!
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this picture is amazing!
i'm hoping to do my photoshoot for college here soon
its the perfect setting

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is this place easy to get inside?

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GRAFFITI !!!! IS !!!! ART MOTHER FUCKER
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What state is this Hospital in?
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I love the contrast between "old" and "new" with the buildings in the back. Priceless.


Motts, you should come to RI to the Hope Mill. Although it's in pretty good condition on the outside, I can imagine the insides look somewhat worse. It's a beautiful mill and they're going to tear it down soon for condos. It's been up since the civil war and there are underground tunnels leading to the house across the street. So sad. =( I'll try to take some pictures of the outside for you!
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Wow, it amazes me at what brilliant people go to these places. It's not fair to people like Motts who go there to enjoy the historic scenery for what it's worth. It must be "mad ill yo" to have half a brain like them. Seems to me that ~they~ are the ones who should be in places like this.

Anyways, great photos Motts! Keep 'em coming!!
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How majestic.......you'd never guess what awaits on the inside....
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What a truly "sinister" shot........gave me the shivers.......
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Between the last picture and this one, I really feel like I want to know how everything turned out for the folks who used to live here............this is eerie!
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Smokin' ain't allowed in school was our theme song back in high school ('73), thanks Joseph for the memory!!