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Wow! I love the colours in this, and the structure is really neat. I'm loving the ceiling and the stage (yes? no?)
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Wow...the lighting in this one...for some reason, it strikes memories of being in the elementary school I was in, and waiting on a warm spring day for school to be dismissed. It's...it just feels like that, a lot.
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Hmmn, there's something so...different about this place, than the other shots you've taken. It seems so surreal, like a movie set or something, you know?

This is a lovely shot. I especially love the crisp line between the plastered rotting wall and the tiles. And sinks you say? As in...not smashed by vandals? How interesting. Not what I'm used to seeing!
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This is absolutely beautiful. The ceiling...was that an exclusive feature of THIS particular asylum, did you find, Motts, or did many of the ceilings have that curve or arch to them? It definatly seems different than the American ones, so far! Beautiful.
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Oh my.. stairway to heaven is broken!
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This looks like a way cooler version of a Home Style magazine.
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Makes me wonder why the carcass went almost totally undisturbed during its decomposition.. I love how the shot turned out on the tiled floor.. Killer. (NPI)
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you know you actually could have died you fanny! x
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O_O
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i love when it's desolate

great shot ^^
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Wooaaaah!
it must be very terrifying at night ^^

it's beautiful!
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Thanks, yes I took some art courses in college although it wasn't quite my major.
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No, they are quite unusual, especially in old asylums...
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that fan is nice i would take it home with me not let it sit there rot away.
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Reminds me of a magno-sketch
Not that I went around drawing dead squirrels or anything...