As with most abandoned spaces, there is a dampness that permeates everything…
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Now this is beginning to look abandoned….
Yes, upstairs where the water has gotten in…
And with the damp comes mold and ick…koff koff
Respirators on old chum!
Knew it!
Love the reflection in the water.
Thank you…
Wow, what a great image in itself and in the grave-like shapes on the ceiling and the ghostly shaped puddle on the floor. This place is a gold mine of images. I love all of yours. Especially poignant to me since I once was threatened with hospitalization, well, twice, as I am Bipolar 1!! Thank you for showing people the conditions…
Thank you for your kind words about my images…yes, you could be placed into an asylum for a multitude of non-mental issues back when this place opened…each asylum was begun with the best of intentions, but devolved into a place of horror due to overcrowding and lack of funding.