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pertty

Wowwww. Amazing.

Love the metalwork.

Mikeymisery, in most cases (99% of them) I would agree with you, however, after reading quite a bit about this place in particular, I lean heavily towards the "strapping people down" theory. I purposely read up on this place before entering this gallery.

If I ever get rich enough to own a mansion, this, and the matching stairs a couple frames back are SOOO going into it.

The location is watched very closely, and allot of the time the owners will not grant permission to entire the facilities ;)

Motts' caption of this one about made me fall out of my chair laughing, thanks Motts, that was much needed after the evil, cruel, nasty, demented clown = )

So not cool, I hate clowns. They frighten me greatly. I think I would shit myself if I saw this in a dark hallway. *shudder*

Not sure if Motts or anyone who has been in here still reads the older shots, but, were there doors on either end of this hallway? Just curious, it would be interesting to see if they were cut to match the hallway, or if they left the hall open ended.

Wow-Purple and blue. Beautiful.

These are more than likely used for washing hair, not hands ;)

Unless I'm completely wrong Jess, which is entirely possible, and in fact probable, it appears to be a longer than normal exposure time when the picture was taken. The red and blue light would be from Motts' head lamp, and some sort of indicator light?

I'm taking a wild stab in the dark, and as I stated, I'm not a photographer, so, I could be completely wrong, but, it reminds me of the pictures of cars on the highway with trailing brake lights and headlights. Above is the method used for doing them shots. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong = )

I'm with Motts on this one, I would go nuts in a minimalistic room like this... There would be only so many times I would be able to count the tiles. Like twice...

All thos soap dispensers... it's like a mass hand washing station. Well, my Nana always said that 'Cleanliness is next to Godliness'.

Am I the only one that finds it odd to have to "notify the office by telephone" if the place caught fire? I think the phone would be the last thing on my mind at that point.