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I really like the soft light from the windows up on the wall Motts.
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What Vacant NJ said, exactly! Terrific shot!
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:-(
Look closely at the tiny tiles. They're not just in plain square grid pattern, and all the same size, but have a bit of their OWN pattern to the layout. Imagine how long that took (unless the tiles were in pre-made sheets...?) Love the attention to detail in these old buildings :-)
Wow. The world before modern technology--definitely before video feeds replaced in-person viewing.
WALLPAPER FOR SURE!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Great shot Motts!
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Darn, I thought it was one of Lynnie's torture machines.
reminds me of the library in buffy the vampire slayer lol season 1-3ish =D
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Unca Tony! What does this remind you of? Hee hee
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Another great example of light painting. :-) I really like the floor in this place too.
reminds me of kings park!
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Superb shot Motts! The light and composition are great, it's creepy cool.
this is amazing. the hall your in, kinda makes the blue in the back look almost welcoming
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I worked 3rd shift as an Attendant for about three years ( 65' - 69'). Primarily I worked in K Bldg. I never knew of any patient going to a classroom or the theater. Over those three years I never even heard of the Theater. I spent some time assigned to each building and they were overcrowded and inhumane. None of the "residents" that I knew ever had access to such opportunities.