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The shadow of the wire mesh in the light from the window totally sets off the texture of the weathered paint, awesome photo!
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This is one of two places that are easily visible on the same train. Taking a train from Penn station in NYC to Buffalo will give you the opportunity to see the arsenal, then many miles away near the trip's end (or beginning if leaving buffalo from exchange st. i believe), Buffalo Central Terminal.
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It was common for asylums to take care of some of the people even in death. They offered dignified services and simply interred the people somewhere on the grounds, where there was usually a common cemetary for the institution.
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Motts,how many morgues did this place have?
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Ok i know it's two months late but...

ROTFLMAO JEN!!! (first post)
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Truly breathtaking Motts, truly breathtaking..
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WHEE!! LET'S GREASE THAT UP AND SLIDE DOWN IT!!.

Yeah i know bad.. but i'm tired..
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http://www.anomalies-u...th/Images/Borden.jpg

Striking Resemblane shudder)
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Only one paint peels that way, lead paint. My grandmother used to have it in her closet and when i was little i used to peel it all the time.

Little did we know then the dangers of lead paint.
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Not sure on security, but it seems that the yard's accessible (albeit dangerously) on a small boat.
If you look carefully, you can find it on aerial map websites. Some people have directly named it.
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Isnt it amazing how things change in such short time?
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See, this is one of those photos that i feel fear flowing through my body. ...

Wicked..

Wonderful work Motts!
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The windows in the background and the wood slats (?) hanging from the celing give the picture a 3-D look to it.

Just like Irish said, I feel like i could walk right into my screen and into the picture.
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LoL Sorry for the mispelling, my boss was walking by and i was typing really fast. Ugh...
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Motts, I have to admit you reall know how to capture moods. I look at some of your pictures, including this one, and get a sense of overwhelming fear going through my body. Some of you pics frighten me to the point that I can not view them for long periods of time.

Silly I know...

Like something is truly terrifying is about to happen. You are truly gifted photographer to portray feelings like that in your fans.

Keep it up!