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As if I needed one more reason to fear clowns. The photo is great, no doubt about that. The subject just happens to be a permanent resident in my own private hell.

It always saddens me to see this many records scattered about without a care. These are someone's personal history and they shouldn't be treated like garbage.

I know that when buildings close there isn't always money for long-term, secure storage, but Jesus Murphy, don't leave this stuff lying around.

Dixmontjosh,

The guy who bought the autopsy table didn't turn it into a bar. He's a close friend of mine and we did kick around many ideas for the use of it, one of those ideas was using it as a bar. But, he didn't. He still has it in storage since a move a few years ago, but I can assure you that no drinks have been served on it.

yea halloween is deffinatly not a good night i heard that sundays are the best nights.. and weekdays because they think that kids go late on weekends

This was in administration, so it would probably have been an office.

I experimented with some photos from this set afterwards.

Looks like a wood shelf on the right side...

It's an effect that occurs when you shoot with a wide angle lens, the building is very straight in life.

Yes it was still legible.

You are so very welcome.

Look at this photo and think of the inside of the building. Makes it even more eerie.

We are looking out through the eyes of a former patient. The tormented mind, blackened and broken inside, the heavy lashes, the bleary wistfulness of 'out there'.

A long and dangerous path. What lies on the other side of those doors? Heaven or Hell?

I can't take my eyes off the doorway. Something is about to come through and it will NOT be pleased to see us there.

Thanks anna! You gotta stay clean!