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Great contrast between the decrepit structure and threat of an upcoming storm.. Almost whispers about the rough times spent by the folks here..
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This has to be one of my favorite shots.. The stillness of the water belies the hardships faced at this facility..
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The softness of this image facilitates an inviting euphoria in to a darkness most suburbanites would rather sweep under the run than face head on.. Excellent shot..
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Another great arial shot.. Following the theme of nightmares, takes me back to endlessly falling..
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The reflection off of the slip of water is an excellent touch to this shot..
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Great arial shot.. I'm half afraid to ask where this was taken from..
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This reminds me of a nightmare where you're running endlessly but not getting any further..
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Looks like a still from one of the SAW movies..
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Very nice picture.. The vividness reminds me of the scenes from cut rate horror movie..
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Way cool set, Awesome. Words don't do Justice to the art of your photos Motts.

Really enjoyed this one, The nice guy who let you in to shoot would have had to drag me out of there!!!!!
Were these in patient rooms? If so, they were the overbed lighting.
We have several of these little numbers in our hospital, one is for food, and the other 2 are labeled "clean" and "dirty", clean for equipment and even meds to be transported quickly, same with the dirty one, only it has used stuff on it.
Neo-I know it's a few years late in coming, but damm-props to you for your above rant! I've felt like saying this to patients (more like their families) for YEARS! (and some doctors too!!)
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this picture definately made me jump a little when I saw it!
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Wow Canada. Great minds think alike ! The first thing I thought when I saw this picture was that of a gaping maw.