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What a perspective! I'm getting a crick in mhy neck! Love those columns!!!
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amazing shot!
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I grew up near here. My mother did volenteer work at the hospital. She tells a story of a bridal shower for one of the staff members where someone had the great idea of dressing up two white mice as bride and groom. The mice escaped and for a while the mice were sighted around the hospital but none of the staff would admit they saw a mouse dressed as either bride or groom.

One of my class mates was sent here and a friends brother was sent here. It was a way of sweeping a problem under the carpet.

At the end my mother stopped going because she couldn't stand the way the patients were over medicated and no one would listen to her.
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Beautiful!!!
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I like that you're willing to use your IR shots as they come out of the camera. I need to do more of that. Really cool!
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The #1 characteristic of your stuff is your use of light. I can't even sum up what it is, but theres just something about the way you use light...the photo just gets that "Motts look". This shot is like that...great work.
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Another perfect comp!
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Great composition on the angle shot!
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Love the stained glass on this one too. The overall feeling of this is great...very grungy and medieval.
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LOVE that reflection....'specialy the Opacity logo!!! ; > )
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This is my favorite machinery shot you took. The composition on this one is just right.
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Welcome back indeed. Great IR shot....perfect setting for it there.
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That is absolutely wallpaper worthy!
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Beautiful, Motts!
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Love the DOF on this one!