1,656 Comments for Northam Manor Psychiatric Hospital

Motts did you opened the trunk to see whats inside on it????????

I feel sorry for the cat. i going to give my cat a hug now!!!!!

I'M OLD !!!! I remember cash registers like this !!

If I was a patient in this room, as is, I wouldn't look out the window.. I'd stare at the reflection of light which would provide me a wider spectrum of fantasies of freedom and normality.. Great use of natural light..

Great shot.. Leads me to believe that even though the doors are open, we have all locked ourselves way behind pretenses and falsehoods.. Except Motts..

Reminds me of a demented 'Alice in Wonderland'.. Great position and texture..

'Step in to my pallor' said the spider to the fly..

Fogive me, but I think the caption on this should be 'Hope'.. The decay of the wheelchair and contrast of the blue makes for a superb shot..

" it was empty".. Are you sure? [evil grin]

I must say, Chucky is finally dead.. Marvelous shot..

Another excellent shot and great caption.. I almost wish it was in black and white in order to capture the original feel of a multitude of Alfred Hitchcock episodes.. 'Welcome to the asylum, we're here to help you' [starts up the skull drill]..

This is an excellent depiction of torn emotions that were felt during WWI..

I had to hunt down this shot just to make a comment.. EXCELLENT use of lighting and contrasts.. It's like looking in to the abysmal mirror of conflicting desires and falling prey to turn desires.. Whichwaytogo indeed..

Unfortunately, I suppose no one will know for sure what happened to this cat.

From what I was told, hospital walls and surgical cowns, towels and rags are teal because it kept the spots out of the Drs. and nurses eyes. For example; if they were looking down on a patient, the dark blood and bright lighting caused dark spots in thier vision when they looked up and everything was white. The teal coloring didn't cause spots in thier vision.