Cells
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by Stephen Mitchellenergymagic said this about 5 hours ago in my last post...
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apophysis
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This shot is taken inside a cell in a former mental asylum… the cell was tiny, the scratches and stains on the floor are still present… It is honestly the most scary place I have ever been.
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A highly decayed corridor of cells in an abandoned mental asylum, if you look at the window on the closest door you can see it is a lot smaller than the other ones, this is due to this being a high risk / extra security cell.
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This was taken at one of the many prison cells on the Con Dao Islands Vietnam. A very depressing day, but well worth it.
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3rd in a set of 4. / My G.G.Grandfather was transported out to Australia as a convict in 1839 from England, for stealing a Goose. / He was imprisoned at Hobart Tasmania and served his time, before travelling across to Victoria. / So I thought I would post these images as a tibute to him and show something of what it was like. / Another image taken inside the original lock up, outside the Sunbury Police Station.
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4th in a set of 4. / My G.G.Grandfather was transported out to Australia as a convict in 1839 from England, for stealing a Goose. / He was imprisoned at Hobart Tasmania and served his time, before travelling across to Victoria. / So I thought I would post these images as a tibute to him and show something of what it was like.
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It’s almost a face.
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Oil on Canvas
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I just thought this was interesting
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The now abandoned Morisset Psychiatric Hospital for the Criminally Insane.
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AUTHOR:AMBER ELIZABETH FROMM / ARTIST: LEAH HIGHLAND here / THE CELL / Dedicated to Joseph A. Donais / aka “The Dreadful Bride” No Walls…Where / Our spirit’s dwell… / A Magical prism… / Called a / Cell Where we were free… / So free… / A place where our / Dreams / became reality A Cell …no walls / Our spirit’s merged… / My heart …does dwell.. Long, ever / Longing / To Return In Celebration / We sang.. We danced / We yearned / A cell Deepest / Happiness. / Inner Love Nest / Just… You and Me Deepest desires / Wish… Wishing / To Return / To find / Find / You… / To find / Me… Again… / To Return A prison / No not at all… No walls / No Secrets or light / Place of vision / Of Sight. Sharing spirit’s, / Most … of all / For was not / Prison / No, not at all Naked place / Such Freedom / Let … / Masks fall… I can hear..it / Can you / Hear it? Hear it / Call… Our / Cell….
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“atoms” / I like working with plants (& flowers) and find a way to see them as if it was the first time, again and again. Yet, getting a different vision and trying to illustrate it so others may see through my own eyes. Or at least, inspire them so they get their own vision of it. / this is one of the serie of 3 pictures from this plant. the visual representation is about the cellular life and atoms. / - / copyrighted -> MCN: CD440-8E1B2-C471F / /
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On our Honeymoon Scott and I toured a historical site called “Sherbrooke Village” in Sherbrooke, NS. It was a very interesting little town set back in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s. There was a pharmacy with old medicine bottles, a print shop with an old printing press that is still in use, a general store with walls full of anything you can imagine, a working blacksmith, and so many other interesting places! One I found most interesting was the prison. On one side of the two story house, separated with nothing but the prison bars on each cell, was the prison and the other side lived the jailer and his family. When you walked into the building you looked left and there was the family room but directly on your right was a prison cell for men. There were two prison cells for men downstairs and two for women upstairs. The families bedrooms were upstairs across the way from the women’s cells. A woman’s cell is where this shot came from. I noticed the light from the window was reflected on the floor and lined up perfectly with the pee pot in the room. I really love this shot and I hope you do too!
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A basic sketch using only a black and red texta
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Another collab with the talented Amber /
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UNTOUCHED
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I do have a calendar for my origami already,(see here) and I have decided to make another specially for the flying birds (my cranes + 3 images of my golden flapping bird). I still have an assignment do to for school, but I hadn’t posted origami for a really long time. I felt like posting something and only have the time to create using what I already have. Hope you enjoy and Happy Holidays! To see my entire origami collection, see here. I’d be more than glad to switch images around to suit personal preferences. Cover: Surprise! / January: Step 1: Cut a perfect square. / February: Origami Surgery / March: Born from the Cell 2 / April: Every Little Peace / May: Born from the Hand / June: Born from Fingers / July: Born from the Pinky / August: The Key to Peace / September: I hope God likes chocolate! / October: Surprise! / November: Love Birds / December: Hummingbird
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The Yuma Territorial Prison was built in 1876 and was in operation for 33 years. The crimes ranged from murder to polygamy, with grand larceny being the most common. The prison is located in Yuma, AZ.Taken with my Nikon D-80, 18-135 mm lens. FEATURED in the Historic Prisons, Gaols, Jails, Asylums and Court Houses Group- 2/18/09 / FEATURED in the Art of Intrique Group-4/20/09
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An old holding cell from the WW1 period ,located on the Mornington Peninsula at Point Nepean National Parks of Victoria. / /
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Etching, zinc plate / Aquatint / Inked up in blue/black / Edition of 16 The idea for the design came from a number of pathology results. They used to be faxed in and each morning i would gather the faxes and be fascinated by the designs of nature. My design combined about 5 different thyroid pathology results.
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Prison cell at the Eastern State Penitentiary – an old prison in Philadelphia Nikon D300 / ISO 1600 HDR processing: 4 images with exposure 1/6, 1/25, 1/50, and 1/100 seconds Merged with Photomatix using tone mapping
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