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Through the looking glass!! Great shot, great composition!
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When the men on the chess board
get up and tell you where to go
And you just had some kind of mushroom
And your mind is moving slow
Go ask Alice
I think she'll know
(Jefferson Starship "Go Ask Alice")
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I have an old trunk just like this. Beautiful shot as always!
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Wonderful lightening......shudder, shudder!
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Brick, steel, and nature in cohabitation! Great shot...
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Yea all this shit looks like Silent Hill.
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Is that smiley face looking in or out?!!!! Thanks for another awesome tour : )
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Lizzie borden took an axe.

Gave her mother forty whacks.

When she saw what she had done,

Gave her father forty-one."
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Having spent a lot of time on this site recently, I have realized how the galleries take us through darkened tunnels and rooms and then when we least expect it....we are out into the light again. I don't know if you do it on purpose or it's just the order of the pictures as they were taken. Either way, it has an amazing effect!
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Further confirms my dislike for going to the dentist. Great shot as usual!
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This photo gives new meaning to the term..."being knee deep in......."
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Okay, I believe I've been looking at these pictures too long or something. In the middle of the photo I see a man, he's wearing an old cap like a bus driver or a pilot would have worn back in the 60's. It looks like he has a white shirt, dark tie, and a dark coat. His hands are folded in front of him. I probably need to take a break and give my eyes a much needed rest!!!
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I felt "rushed" through this hallway. Great shot and a great "happy accident" as stated above!
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Can't say that I usually agree with graffiti, but here it works. It's as if this place is so sterile and institutional like, that the graffiti actually gives it a human touch which it is in great need of!!
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If there was a little more light, this would remind me of some of the hallways of my high school...!