Left in a hurry

Artist: Richard Shepherd
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Left in a hurry

Somone left in such a hurry that they even left their shoes behind here. Elsewhere in this asylum there was cloakrooms still with loads of patients coats and scarves in as well.

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Ginny Schmidt

Tried to favorite this and got an error message from RB about a possible bug—they will fix it, but wanted you to know I think this is so cool.
Richard Shepherd replied

Thanks a lot, another commenter said they could favourite it, so perhaps worth trying again now?

~Shepy
mhkantor

no bug here shep. just a great work easily faved.
Richard Shepherd replied

Thanks a lot mhkantor, and for all the other ones i see you favouriting!

~Shepy
Sinéad Costello

This is fabulous!
Richard Shepherd replied

Thanks very much Sinead :)

~Shepy
Kurt Tutschek

wow – this one’s perfect. excellently chosen perspective.
Richard Shepherd replied

Cheers Kurt, i nearly always spot floor level ones like this, but i always seem to miss the lovely ceilings in these places. I guess it has something to do with being a short bloke :P

~Shepy
lacitrouille

The sunny lighting and greenery enhances even more the feeling of abandonment. Too bad about these windows, they’re lovely. Great capture. :)
Richard Shepherd replied

Thanks again :)

~Shepy
Rosemary Scott

Wonderful…. Another of your images draws my attention to the fact that they also left their teeth behind…... must have been in a hurry huh?
Richard Shepherd replied

Yeah, they dont seem to do a good job of tidying these places when they leave!

~Shepy
pinkyjain

Always makes one wonder what the hurry was, earthquake, fire, rampage of patients
linda858100

STUNNING
DarkStars

Eerie and beautiful :)
jwinman

love the perspective. such great composition. you have created something extraordinary here…
Richard Shepherd replied

Thanks a lot, i love getting down low for shots, my tripod spends a huge proportion of its time with none of the legs extended

~Shepy