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Hmm.. Light going into shadow... I dunno if I would want to go in there. ;)

Great shot.
dunric
Wed 04-12-2006
Boy, now that's sumpin'! I like the crinkled paint flaking off the walls, and the slash across the door gives it a great melodramatic touch!
Lynne
Wed 04-12-2006
That slash across the door did it for me too, Lynnie!
Jude
Wed 04-12-2006
Awesome shot, it's creepy
Alisha
Thu 04-13-2006
that is the perfect picture. it is what every nut house in my imagination looks like, except through your artistic eye & lens
eddie
Fri 04-14-2006
This gives my over active imagination too much room to run.
Tina J
Fri 04-14-2006
now all you need is a hand pulling the door inward, or inviting you inside!
patty
Mon 04-17-2006
I looked at it and I could smell it.
Johnny Mac
Thu 04-20-2006
As to Lynne's comment, I think the term 'melodramatic' is hardly appropriate in describing the likes of the insane serial killers that likely occupied some of these rooms.
Alexxx
Sat 05-20-2006
What makes you think they were serial killers? Just because someone's in an institution they must be a serial killer???
Lazellia
Mon 05-22-2006
i think lynne was trying to emphasise the impact of the shot without heading down the insane serial killer/creepy ghost/lost soul/slasher movie cliche...i'm sorry, <i>route</i>.

just my opinion

*crosses fingers and hopes html tags work otherwise this will look stupid*
surly girl
Tue 05-23-2006
bugger.
surly girl
Tue 05-23-2006
Dang, surly girl, do you know me or what? :-)
Lynne
Tue 05-23-2006
iS THIS SOMEONE'S ROOM?
Nancy
Tue 05-30-2006
I can almost swear I see a pair of eyes in that room! Look closely at the door!
baritone Blues
Wed 06-07-2006
I see those eyes too.
Michele L.
Wed 06-14-2006
Agh! Thanks, guys, now * I * see the eyes too!
Gonna have spooky dreams tonite!
Vastarien
Sun 06-18-2006
(spooky music) wooooo weeeeeee woooooo
Jeremy
Wed 06-21-2006
One female patient saved her feces and urine in a bowl for a week and when it was time for meds dumped it on the head of a nurse who made "Nurse Ratchet" look like Mother Theresa. A patient who witnessed this and laughed was put in seclusion and we can only guess what happened to the perpretrator.
Dr Frankenstein
Thu 10-26-2006
i see eyes peeking through that mesh in the door!!!!:0
spookygurl
Sun 01-14-2007
What were the horrors that once occured behind this door with the grates on the window?

Signed: An American Soldier in Germany.
Joseph
Sat 03-03-2007
Amazing. I can't get this one out of my head.
Sal
Sun 04-15-2007
It is the bald, pointer nose creature whose long blackened fingernails that scrape the walls and licks it sharp teeth on the otherside of the door awaiting your arrival...... I love writing!
C-Note
Wed 05-09-2007
Indeed, that is sinister...
Nemorov
Fri 06-08-2007
That door has "lead poisoning" written all over it methinks.
Wormfood
Tue 09-11-2007
Sheesh o.O for some reason this makes me want to travel to america and go inside that room. i bet nobody ever goes in there its probably left how it used to be. o.O
oo LaLa
Fri 02-08-2008
They put me in seclusion for 2 months after I pulled a sadistic nurses long black hair.
Patient X
Thu 07-03-2008
You would think the slash marks would be inside the door, from a tortured soul trying desparately to get out. It's strange that they're on the outside.
arose_is4ever
Wed 09-24-2008
wow that is amazinggg, woooowww
someone
Fri 03-06-2009
You go first...
Christina
Thu 04-09-2009

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