473 Comments for Ospedale Bartolini

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@Retired Tech - so there is no active source of radiation unless the things is actually plugged in and powered on, if I understand you?

That's a relief.
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These could be old x-rays. The uppermost one has the typical rounded corners of the old films that were hand-processed. Also, old x-rays do smell like vinegar.
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I love it when you photograph old x-ray machines. I worked on a similar machine when I was in training in the late 1970's.
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That IS an old fluoroscopy machine. Not "dangerous" unless activated by (hopefully) a registered technologist. Can safely be taken apart (as long as it is unplugged) because it does not have a radiation source. This is a diagnostic x-ray machine not a radiation therapy machine. Drs and techs alike received high doses just from working in the exam rooms from scatter radiation (like I did in the 1980"s) --- although this machine is older.
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Great shot, great gallery! It looks like the doors on the right are 7 foot! Unbelievable! Should have those in my house (being 6foot7)
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Again those shiny tiles!
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It looks like those tiles are crawling away from the rest, fantastic!
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The curved ceilings are unexpected and the windows look like flatscreens. Great shot! I could sit here a while!
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What a beautiful shot!
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The colour behind the door almost looks like the colour of massive glass, wonderful!
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I hope I am writing English now......I wonder why the bannister does not seem to fit on the right side....
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Great shot, that grey and the red cross...perfect!photo
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Amazing what shapes these stains can take.......I really miss a nice globe here.....
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It's like a giant bent letter "S" Great shot!
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That's it Joe, lol! Imagine opening them and notice there is ......nothing.