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The orange door looks like it has an angry man on it. He's biting the middle where the paint crackles are. Sweet pics, Motts.

I can just hear a gurgly voice from inside it :
"Hey kid....C'mere...stick out your tounge."

That's so sad...poor Child of Bast. I agree with Revyloution, the tendons do dry and pull into odd shapes during Decomp.

There seems to be "something else" behind the clothes, sitting in the corner.

Some left-handed desks can be seen in the top right corner of this photo: http://www.opacity.us/image5533_the_tub.htm

One could do a vertical wallpaper, with black (or decorated, or whatever) bars on either side to fill it out to the required (horizontal) dimensions... The width of the photograph need not be the width of the screen.

I think the nearest mirror/polished steel/whatever is just reflecting the peeling on the wall opposite it, not peeling itself. It's intriguing to think of them as two-way mirrors, though, but I've got no basis for that, just a wild imagination. :)

I just read the "hens and chickens" comment, that ran through my mind as well! What a creepy planter it would make!

My guess would be patient dormitories. I could swear I've seen big rooms with similar dividers labeled as such elsewhere on the site (though maybe I'm wrong).

This is a very "death of chidhood" photo. It appears to be an old clown dummy head that had a flocked face and 5 o'clock shadow. Didn't they just state today that universally most kids hate or are afraid of clowns? I bet the square on the forehead was for controls to move the eyebrows.

I love this. The scars on her arm -- whether real or just makeup -- are beautiful. As someone who has an arm completely covered in scars, it makes me feel good to see something along the lines of self-harm represented so beautifully. I know if it's makeup then it was just done for the effect, but it's still incredibly poignant and stunning. A very stark version of reality that usually just goes unnoticed.

Very evocative. This shot speaks volumes.

Candace has such a raw emotion. You've captured it -- and the beautiful decay of her surroundings -- fantastically.

She looks so devious. I love it.

Beautiful.