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Just wondering, do you guys actually have a career from doing this or is it a hobby?
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Not only did I go to nursery school here... i now work here!!!!!!!

we use to take walks when I was a kid and it didnt look this bad...
now I take a walk .. and dum da dum dum dummmmm..... the entities follow me!!!!!!!

*I think one is my guardian angel though!
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I'm sure there's a lot to explore in Poland... the border guards wouldn't let me in earlier this year. Perhaps next time.
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i am very interested in old insane assylum records,is there any way to get a hold of them?
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The blackness up head is just damn scary lol.

I love pics like this.. they give me enough of a spook to get my heart pumping lol
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I have to agree with D, it looks like someone should be staring out the window..

Beautiful shot motts, i love how the light illuminates the curtain in all the right places to make this picture perfect!
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LOL Canada found the soap dispenser post hahaha..

LOL funny as heck though..
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Wow, no comments on the soap dispenser / light above the sink bit???

Suprising... LOL
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It reminds me of something from the NYC public swiming pools.. that's what you were given to change in... just probably alot smaller and painted a horrible blue color.. public school dark blue.. lol

Awesome shot
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Perfect as always. I've got a question: are there any such locations in poland maybe? I was looking for some time, but i found nothing.
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I'm waiting for the screamer to pop up lol..
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That door, it speaks out "Welcome foolish mortals....muhahahahhahaha!!!"

Stil, Awesome shot
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I love how the doors are open.. like the place is still in use.

Lovely shot motts!
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That must have been a beautiful contrast..old church ruins.. New bride.

Grim, dank & dark colors.. Bright white dress.

OH man, that makes me think, I should have asked the city, three years ago, if i could have permission into the Renwick ruins for my wedding pics.... Dang it LOL
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What a difference in the condition of the buildings. I could have cried looking at your other photographs. However these make me smile with the wonderful contrasting of colours and angles. Cudos.