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Man, I love this one. . .
It was what the clients must have seen.
Just imagine being there in clients' eyes.
To hide from whosoever has entered the room.
Great gallery as always. You have a perfect eye for this and we thank you.
While we're at it, I also agree with Mike. I am not sure I could close the door (unless of course you had a "buddy" who was with me, then maybe I'd be OK). ;)
I pictured lying there, staring up at that... circle-thing (smoke detector? speaker?)... on the wall. How many desolate thoughts echoed through the heads of the patients confined to this turquoise cell? How many disturbed dreams filled the endless nights of this room's inhabitants? The possibilities are endless...