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At first sight the light on the wall is so bright and in combination with the floor gave me the feeling of slight haze, love the effect on this pic!
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Aren't those flowers inviting?
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It makes me imagine an old peaceful permanent patient sitting in that chair every day for hours with his head pointing up just looking at the sky like wondering what freedom would be like... maybe he has it by now...
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Yeyyy!!! swear I'm expecting to see some kind of a shadow passing by the other side... what a pic!!!
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Don't worry about that, the water in this pool is safe in this peaceful picture and it won't flood anywhere ever, trust me...
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hey rtotten..i was born 20 years later!
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its a hopper alright .. many uses
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You can almost hear the characteristic "pop" of a thumb when a bowling ball is released here...oh my imagination is wandering
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I'm amazed that your pictures give the allusion that the patients and staff just disappeared. You have great photographic talent.
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The floor here is covered in tons of plaster dust that has fallen off the wall.
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Argh, this is really bugging me. Where HAVE we all seen this painting before? I've tried googling "boy dog painting hospital" and all sorts of combinations involving asylum, mental, knife, etc. I'm so sure I've seen a photograph like this before, and somebody commented on the boy's hand holding an object. I just wish I could find it! It would be so odd if the same painting had been photographed in another hospital. Is the name of this hospital an alias? Because nothing comes up when I google it.
That sucks
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ashes to ashes dust to dust this is the fate of all living things poor cat !!!
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Heavvy duty soap despensers. That panel is a mountain tip of it.
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this cat has fallen from a height.
it doesn't necessarily have to have been in pain. As the above comment states, probably more from the agonal gasping rather than anything else. It had to have either been dead or paralysed when it got there because it wouldn't let itself be in that position.
i'm a vet nurse btw, so it's all justified posting :p