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Can you just imagine getting married there and having pictures taken outside afterwards with your partner. It would be amazing stood under all the angles!!
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I love these pictures I know you can not give out all of your secrets but what shutter speed do use for these types of pics???
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nice title and is so fitting for this photo. love the shadow in between each door and then the light from the skylights above. looks like someone could be waiting behind the shadows to grab you and never let you go.
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looks like an escape route to me :-)
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that looks like a 5cc syringe, never a good thing to find those just laying around. looks like a 25gauge 1 1/2 inch needle with it. Who ever used it was digging deep......ouch!
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I like it....! was that the end of the hall or are those dorrs behind the darkness?? reminds me of the movie Darkenss Falls
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Ah, I don't like Walmart... on the up side, this place will forever live on in your photos, which is something...
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I love the angles in this pic. I would love to look round some of these places. Thanks for the new gallery Motts
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That's kind of cute, privacy curtains but no door...
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Motts please make this a wallpaper....you can say it is our christmas gift :-)
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It seems to me that a lot of people are all 'I could never be in one, trapped forever, locked inside' and some such. Frankly, I'd rather breathe with the use of an iron lung than not at all.
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Good thing TB isn't the problem it used to be....can you imagine being sick with it and being shut away in a place like this?
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Makes me want to dance...which is a weird thing to say, but true. All that open space...
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I love how most of the...paint...?on the wall has stayed intact. It's a pretty color.
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Your friends are very brave, Mr. Motts. I know I could never do that...