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I think this has to be one of my favorite shots on this entire site. I love the colors on the wall...you can see an entire rainbow in there! That ceiling is also beautiful. You don't see too many like that...at least I haven't!
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I've noticed that Motts is very handsome. Not just from this pic, but from others, as well. He is physically good looking and his photographs are very compelling. An interesting individual, indeed.
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So these strange set ups were supposed to help the mentally challenged? How!?! This room has insanity written all over it. I really feel bad for the patients who endured life in this strange place.
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I certainly hope that this fan was not easily accessed by the patients in this hospital. Anyone could easily stick their hand/finger(s) into this fan.
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Beautiful, lovely architecture. And I can't believe Adam A made that last comment.
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All these pictures will be reminders of what a gallent structure Danver's was. Thanks to you, Motts, all her images will be preserved.
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Maybe someone had a "not so good" camera and had to stack up the tables in order to get a better close up picture of the oculus.
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This is a perfect picture!
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Crazy Looking Structure -- cant believe they invested so much into Architecture for crazy people
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That's wonderful. I hope that when I'm old I'm not forgotten on some old gurney at a geriatric center...
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your very talented.
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i don't care what other people have been saying. this is really awesome becase it makes you think.. i like it, even if it doesn't look all that real.
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what a lonely picture .
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once again Motts, your eye for beauty and incredible photography skills leaves me speechless!!
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Did the debris smell sweet?