498 Comments for Erich Wagner Kindersanatorium

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I need more privacy, no public bathing..
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A grand building that once demanded respect, and still shows to be strong...
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The black and white effect is romantic...
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Nature is the most powerfull force on earth. Splendid and ruthless all at once.
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This very mystic, I love it!!!
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omg am i crazy or do i see a child or skull in the right upper window looking straight to the camera omggggg!!!!!!!!!!
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How can one be sure it was vandalized?
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people have no respect
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That's just freaky, it looks absoloutly identicle to our school steps. No Joke!
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The greenery is beautiful
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WOW! That's such a cool light! I love it!
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It looks like something from a fairytale! It's so cute
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i agree, very trippy. though the description of the facility didn't sound so menacing, it makes me feel like a patient just out of a treatment session. my senses are on overload, and the colors nearly burn my eyes; the orderly's firm grasp on my right arm the only thing keeping me from rolling down the stairs
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I'm with Clarabell and Sayward; my reaction was so strong i finally had to comment. i haven't seen the other one you guys are referring to, but if it's as baleful as this image i almost don't look forward to it.

almost. to evoke such emotion with a photograph is amazing. i stumbled upon this site through my interest in urban exploration, and until now never realized the artistic value of these old, forgotten places. really good stuff
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If there are larger versions of these photographs, I'd very much appreciate a .zip or download. Some of the photographs are absolutely gorgeous. If it's possible, I'd love a link. Thanks!

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