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amazing picture.
kristina
Wed 04-06-2005
thats pretty kool
Jonay
Tue 04-19-2005
love it
funkymoon
Fri 05-27-2005
Wow! Incredible picture!
Joe
Mon 05-30-2005
Parallel shafts of sun pierce the dank debris.
Shermmii
Sat 06-18-2005
That cant be too healthy to breath in...
Starscream
Thu 07-07-2005
really great picture!
sikster40z
Sun 07-10-2005
it must be pretty nice to finally see some sun light in the place
maria
Tue 09-06-2005
yo im going up there this weekend i wanna see somthing scary
yo
Tue 01-10-2006
Anybody else see the face in the dust, through the sunlight?
Halo
Tue 01-10-2006
that is an amazing picture!
rtotten
Sun 02-19-2006
I hope you were wearing a mask while you were in there! Great shot!
session09
Thu 02-23-2006
awsome pic i got 2 go there!!!
joe
Sun 03-05-2006
wonderful picture!
Sianaby
Fri 05-12-2006
Fantastic shot!
Scarlett77
Sat 05-13-2006
what the hell is that? thats awsome
a gurl
Sun 06-18-2006
it looks lik u can see someone in the far back by the sink!!
~dont ask~
Tue 10-24-2006
I think someone was just hot boxing that room before they took the picture LOL!
me
Fri 11-03-2006
I see the face,too. But I think somebody must have been smoking..yes?
Juls
Sun 11-12-2006
That's a quality photo. something like that separates a picture from a photograph
Joey
Tue 11-28-2006
the "face" in the dust almost looks like it has angel wings around it, like it was one patient's guardian angel that never left the place. at least that's what i'm seeing (i'm no expert on paranormal things; i just spent most of my childhood living in a creepy old house.)

imagine how happy one patient must have been to feel that warm ray of sunshine in such a cold-feeling place.

another wonderful photograph by motts!
essie
Thu 02-22-2007
so beautiful.
i love light.
(:
Apple.
Tue 10-02-2007
MUST HAVE BEEN SOME EXPERIENCE.
IAN
Fri 10-05-2007
Wisps of energy either coming or going!
Amazed
Fri 02-15-2008
Wow. Neat picture. I love how the sunlight is streaming through the window and picks up all of the dust particles circulating in the stale air.
W.E. Sawyer
Mon 10-06-2008
most places like this a full of asbosts so most people wear mask to thes sort of pacle but others dont bother

great piccy i like the beam of light and the fog / mist in it
susan
Fri 12-12-2008
Um... asbosts...?? Pacle? Ugh... does opacity.us cause certain brands of keyboards to malfunction in the comment section? Because I have noticed a WHOLE LOT of amazingly indecipherable text on here. Wow.
Rekrats
Sat 02-21-2009
wow,, thats is freaking amazing, Motts, i LOVE HOW YOU CAN SEE THE DUST FLOATING IN THE SUNLIGHT, ONCE AGAIN, A WONDERFUL PICTURE!!
love-is-dead
Sat 03-07-2009
opps, sorry caps was on
love-is-dead
Sat 03-07-2009
Scarey looks like a ghost
alleycat
Wed 05-13-2009
And to think you're breathing in that foul carcinogen infested mist hovering all over, unnoticed until the light shines right, the whole time you're walking around. Emphysema or mesothelioma anyone? :D
Emma
Thu 03-11-2010
ive always wanted to see a picture of one of those. thanks.
TYREX
Mon 11-29-2010
That's a great picture [:
Caillou
Sun 04-17-2011
omg this brings back memeries I have not set foot inside in twenty years. Was so creepy then=^.^=
kittygotclaws
Tue 10-04-2011

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