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Wow...such an eye you have for color and composition. Truly an amazing photographer! Thanks.
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Pictures like those seen on this amazing website give us both a glimpse of history and preserve that history for the benefit of all. Your integrity and respect for these places shows the level of respect you have both for yourself and others. Thank you........
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ahh the old denbigh mental. I live really close to denbigh, went to high-school there and, of course, half my close friends live there. Anyway, we've been inside and it's a morbid place, you can find old medica lrecords of patients lying around, for example, if they were on suicide watch. Also, some of my frinds relatives worked there with some disturing stories to tell!
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Seeing the pillow makes the reality of its previous owner hit home. Your photo captured that "personal" aspect which makes those circumstances undeniable.
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Excellently detailed. :)
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Cool picture. Makes me think of the waste being poured out of that pipe and ruining the trees to ash and bare bone.
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Great perspective
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Very good & detailed face shot.
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Whoa...very dark gaze
excellent
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Lines of metal running everywhere....
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Wow...other than that, the photo leaves me speechless.
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The waste of such beautiful building materials. Thanks for forever preserving them in photos!
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It's a very touching photo and even though you were about to leave, it still was able to catch your attention. Nothing is left to chance...
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I know it's not really blood but....it makes you wonder.
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Being in black and white just adds to the feeling of starkness and seclusion. Great shot.