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Could someone tell me if this was once the
Rehab. dept?

Wow, I love both of your takes. They both show such different feelings from the same place.

It just shows how much photography really is a work of art as the impressions of the person behind the camera influence the end product.

Thank you for sharing beastie

"There's a light over at the Iron Fist house, there's a light ...burnin' in the fireplace. There's a light, light in the darkness of everybody's life."

Im not lazy, but im sure there are also lazy plumbers, dentists, chiropractors, teachers, mcdonalds managers and so on and so forth.

*blushes*

I would wash it first, but hanging up after all these years, it might be a bit dry-rotted, and fall apart in the washer. (LOL)

sadly, i would actually wear that.

Exactly that! Like its been under water for decades.

unsettling, almost gives a human quality to the otherwise cold and hostile surroundings.

Agreed with everyone else - the image evokes curiosity yet fear in the viewer, with the the weathered stairs giving the perfect descent into the basement which has an almost unhealthy greeen glow to it.

Laughing faces, look! The buildings through the center and right windows have some personality. The center is the Cheshire Cat, and the scene from the righthand window is a laughing building. Do they know something?

priscilla, you prolly meant anna. :-)

Sorry to rain on this gloomy parade, but I have worked with folks with handicaps who grew up in institutions and folks with handicaps who grew up in their own homes and I think you would be hard pressed to find a difference. It's the environment and the people who are in it. There are wonderful places that are overcrowded & poorly staffed and there are terrible places that have the correct "numbers" but horrid staff.

Sorry - that's enough. Short soap box tonight. :-)

And you better plan on adding a BIG electrified fence 'cos we are all planning on coming to visit you. :-)

Em . . . . . . Well . . . . .

Ah, fergit it. :-)