718 Comments for Irrenanstalt Weiler

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Love the angle, love the lighting.
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I agree-- I love the composition of the colors. I like how the red container draws your eye in, and then balances out the orange glow between the red and the yellow container. :3 Warm, but very unsettling.
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That's incredible. . .

Again, though. . . it's just sitting around. . .
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Nifty!

I find it really fascinating to see what's been left behind-- Like a freeze frame of a moment in someone's life. . .
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You know, for a 109 year old hospital, she looks pretty good.
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I know I'm going to sound *quite* ignorant for asking, but: Doesn't the government send anyone out to clean up biologically hazardous wastes such as these? I've been wondering that for a while. . . If someone could kindly clear that up, I'd be very grateful. :3
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This picture just makes me really sad. Something about the plastic flowers and the candles. I can imagine a person sitting in the chair and looking at their loved one in the box. May they all rest in peace.
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How awful to think they are just sitting there
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this is really creepy
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Well this ended all too soon! Now I will go back again over each one lol to find the little things I missed the first time. Awesome set Mr. Motts! By George you have done it again!
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With that many tables and buckets down there, they must have been "busy" at some point in time. Moldy floor?
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Was that a really big room? With that many air conditioners, it was either huge or they really had to keep things cold.
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Rather a weird setup - creepy.
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First post....miracles do happen!
Everything seems to be in such good shape. I like the tiles.
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Yeppers it does!