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thats great.....that is a cool idea to get married in a place that has a history even with the neglect the building shows! I love it when people do different things rather than the traditional way.
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Wow!! Great Gallery. Thanks as always!
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That is too nifty, getting married in an old castle. Too bad you couldn't take a picture of them; that would have been cool.
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nice title! and so fitting with the show of wear over the years. again I love the light coming through! Mr. Motts if you dont mind me asking what camera do youprefer to use, do you have a favorite?
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HOLY CRAP>>>>>>AMAZING!!!!!!!
really purely stunning work!
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love the sunlight peeking through the window up top.
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black and white can have such a dramatic effect, I love it!
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oh I like this one too......the colors are amazing!
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I love the colors! very nice. Is this an IR shot?, looks like it but not sure.
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I use a Hoya R-72, and no I haven't taken the mirror off the camera... I was thinking of doing it to my 300D Rebel.
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PSH was named after Dr. Charles Winfield Pilgrim, who devoted fifty years of his life caring for the state's psychiatric patients. He stepped down to a superintendent position from being the chairman of the State Hospital Commission to work more closely with the patients.
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I just think the very saddest thing about these old abandoned places is that people's very LIVES were abandoned behind these walls. What about the beautiful souls of these poor trapped people? What if they were actually AWARE on some level of their minds what was happening to them? God, what despair. To think that these pitiful people were forced to waste their entire lives within the confines of these horrible hellholes. I hope the ones who died here are in a much better place now. God rest their poor souls.
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how do u get there
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I read an article in Boston Herald a while back that the cemetary is being restored and they are putting patients names on the number grave markers that are there.
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Umm..I think it was grafitti...done long after Byberry closed..umm..yeah........Just thought you should know Steph