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Wow... The broken glass on the white door looks as if it forms a small, ghastly figure that looks like it is screaming.
Kyo
Thu 12-14-2006
I thought the same thing, too, Kyo. There's something vaguely distressing about this photo - something besides just the smashed window. I can't quite put my finger on it...
GirlJaye
Thu 12-14-2006
I agree GirlJaye.
Katee
Thu 12-14-2006
Such beautiful light in this one! And I agree about the "figure" in the door, looks like a howling ghostie!
Jude
Thu 12-14-2006
OH yeah, I likes this one! :-)
Lynne
Fri 12-15-2006
My favorite by far. I love the way you've highlighted the beautiful blue of the door
Kadee
Fri 12-15-2006
Sheesh, these doors look like they were victims of a drive by..
Chrissie
Fri 12-15-2006
My favorite so far! I like how the white and baby blue contrast, and yes, that stain on the window does look like a small, screaming creature. Quite unnerving.

LOL Chrissie! :-D
Long Island Irish
Fri 12-15-2006
i love the figure formed by the broken glass as kyo said.
probably my favorite.
thurs
Sat 12-16-2006
looks like the door is bleeding
Joe
Sat 12-16-2006
that broken glass looks like a trapped baby screaming for help, freaky...
caramella
Sun 12-17-2006
I agree, very interesting image created by the (gun?) shot!

This picture is conveying a cold, desolated feel to me.
Michele
Sun 12-17-2006
I thought the white figure looked like a fairy with big meshy wings.
Erin
Tue 12-19-2006
Beautiful shot. How do you do it?
Frank-pgh
Wed 12-20-2006
I don't really; it's the people who built this place, worked and lived in it, abandoned it, the sun, wind, water and ice... I just take photos of it all.
Motts
Wed 12-20-2006
Haunting! Thank you for your wonderful photos, you have an exceptional talent. It's sad to see these buildings being torn down to make way for condos (ie danvers). I would love to see these in a coffee table book.
Beth
Sat 12-23-2006
Oh Motts.... You are extremely talented and modest too! You're a GEM! :)~
Vintage 1
Wed 01-03-2007
looks like it could be a gun shot from left to right
Tom H
Tue 01-09-2007
thats JUST COOKIE MEAN SSSSSCCCCCAAAARRRRYYYY looks tlike gleaming eyes looking at you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ANNy
Mon 01-15-2007
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEKKKKKKKKKKKKKK run run wowowo what the?????
ally
Mon 01-15-2007
What is that white structure on the wall? Looks like a speaker of some sort, an intercom
Johnnsy
Wed 01-24-2007
looks like the soap dispencer again!
sam
Mon 02-26-2007
hmm on the door with the broken glass looks like blood....maybe *goes in to deep thought*
vikki
Fri 03-16-2007
The thing on the wall looks like an burgular alarm box, possibly linked to a panic button.
Richard Davies
Fri 05-04-2007
i think the effect is the light outside, and the dark inside, coupled with the damage to the doors, have you noticed, one has been damaged from inisde the room and one from outside.
johnr
Fri 06-08-2007
That little guy looks like a modern logo,possibly computerized, of a characterture rock singer.
And whats' that on door number three??
Looks like a pin-up girl.
Guitorman
Fri 03-07-2008
Has anyone noticed that on the blue door (which is the outside view of the door) there's two holes, ie. for a lock and a door handle. Where as on the white door (the side from inside the room) there's only one hole? Guessing this was some kind of cell which could be only opened from the outside, ie. inmates were locked in. Creepy!
Lucy
Thu 06-11-2009
These rooms were actually padded cells and could only be opened from the outside.I was at pre nursing college and went on the ward one day and a patient was in one with just a mattress to lie on and nothing else but padded walls
collette
Sun 11-15-2009
This photo is amazing! And the history that goes with it makes it even better.
Lydia
Tue 04-06-2010

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