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Extremely creepy. I can see both the guy in the white lab coat as well as the image that looks like someone pressed his/her face against the window. (Like mentioned above).

*Runs away in total fear*
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Poor little chair! I bet all of those lonely chairs you shoot feel really sad when you leave. :(

But this is an absolute amazing shot, Mr.Motts. Very cool.
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Should have taken another pic with all the paint pulled away!
Extremely unsettling.

@Trancendental Medication: Gold.
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Perhaps an accommodation made for a very large or very powerful,and dangerously insane long term resident?
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love the texture of the wall and the colours
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nice one Motts!!!
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I see the guy too.. or maybe we are just both crazy?
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there's no A.
looks like it says PETH
hmm... when I was in the nuthouse, I threw myself down the stairs they had in the ward they had initially put me in- needless to say I got put in the secure ward. Wah! In the secure ward, there was a black market in shards of glass... this shot just brought up memories : )
"Faces in the Water" by Janet Frame. Author was locked up for 7 years in the mid 40s- mid 50s. Lets ya really know what these places were like : ). I'm assuming, from the look of things, mental hospitals in New Zealand are pretty much the same as in the States...
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This looks like where you go after attacking staff. I bet a few who went in here left as a corpse.
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It's like trying to paint over a bloodstain and the stain keeps reemerging. All that peeling paint takes you back to that moment.
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What happened behind this door? Do people really just walk away from this world and remain silent? The doors were really there to keep the narrative from escaping.
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This shot's a knockout. As these buildings melt down, they reveal so many new layers. So many layers of information added by Motts as well. I'm listening to Harold budd as I scroll through these...and It's beyond riveting.