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COOL shot the window is really odd..i love it

FYI, the first floors of the N and W buildings are the ground floors, but technically, they're the building's basements. In W-3 (morgue), the "first floor" is actually the basement and the "basement" where the black hally connects to is the SUB-basement.

Looks like someone tried to eat it but gave up.

Hahaha, I love this one. I can imagine how the floor would squish beneeth my shoes walking on it, while rotting stuff randomly falls down from the ceiling. Seriously, the floor looks strangely "alive".

Sexy.

Nice work, you have a great eye.

You sure this isn't a VA?

It looks Hannaboletric !

these are boiler draft gauges they indicate the amount of air moving through the boiler feeding the fire

this is where the burner barrels were incerted into the boiler of an oil fire boiler

I looked at all these pics, and almost cried. I was at this park so many times as a child in the late 60's and early 70's. The photography is outstanding. The mist served you very well, even if it wasn't the effect that you desired.

OMG! Lyke.. Look! There's a ghost in the picture! SCARY!

Wrong...

Sorry to burst your bubble, but it's just the dust being reflected by the sunlight.

This picture freaks me out -- it just gives me the creeps -- and I don't get creeped out too often

I can see how this would remind you of "Littlest Princess".

I love the Palladian windows -- also those crazy trees growing out of the roof. I don't know what kind of trees they are, but you see them all over Washington, D.C.