We're all Mad Here - Journey into the Asylum - pt,2

almost 3 years ago (Edited)

These were taken over the course of a couple nights wandering these darkened corridors alone... This building is part of a larger complex of buildings and during my explorations I could hear noises of things being dragged, smashed in the distance. Seems like people just can't resist the urge to break things. Accelerating the already quickly eroding infrastructure that these buildings once provided. Once a central hub for the modernity of healthcare at it's finest. Now the grounds were visited solely by vandals, looters, the homeless and ghosts. And the occasional lightpaint-explorer.

^{Shadows in the Darkness}
^{3:00AM / ISO400 / f7.1 / 75s / 47mm / Canon 5D4}

^{Elevate | her}
^{5:06 AM / ISO200 / f13 / 30s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}


^{Toxic Insulation Exfoliation} ^{5:09 AM / ISO200 / f13 / 30s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}	^{The pipe was the hell interface} ^{5:19AM / ISO200 / f13 / 30s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}


^{Its time for your bath hop in} ^{5:12AM / ISO200 / f13 / 30s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}	^{This one's a heater} ^{4:17AM / ISO400 / f7.1 / 45s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}

^{Radiators on sale now}
^{4:13AM / ISO400 / f7.1 / 45s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}

^{Transformer, dismantled}
^{3:29AM / ISO400 / f7.1 / 45s / 24mm / Canon 5D4}

^{door_release_crtl_panel.exe}
^{5:22AM / ISO200 / f13 / 30s / 28mm / Canon 5D4}

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^{View the first part here on PeakD}

More to come at a later date - if my (in)sanity prevails

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13 comments

@drlins 57

almost 3 years ago

It's really terrible that a health facility that was supposed to last had died and been neglected, probably owing to a lack of financing and maintenance. I'm hoping that this structure will reopen and give health treatment to a large number of people.

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@synrg 66

almost 3 years ago

You haven't even seen the beginning of the decay yet! 😉 I have more pics in the more 'modern' building and it's just as ruined(if not more) than the old asylum. Thanks for stopping by 🙂

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@drlins 57

almost 3 years ago

Good evening @synrg i would love to see the beginning, if you don't mind. Thank you for your support, I appreciate it.

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@vachemorte 73

almost 3 years ago

Great shots. We are all living into a permanent asylum now. Much blessings!

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@synrg 66

almost 3 years ago (Edited)

I hear ya on that one... big time. Maybe not permanent because nothing truly is but the only curve that's been flattened is peoples brain scans. And thanks, appreciate you stopping by. 🙃

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@sergiomendes 77

almost 3 years ago

Sunch a bunch of great works.

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@synrg 66

almost 3 years ago

Thanks a lot Sergio, I appreciate it :)

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@sergiomendes 77

almost 3 years ago

It is my pleasure

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@steemflow 79

almost 3 years ago

You given a new dimension to this place....even looks haunted they have many stories to tell.

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@synrg 66

almost 3 years ago

Thanks a lot @steemflow! The place probably is haunted, I've heard talk about that. I never saw anything like that myself but for sure, if those walls could speak, they'd have some stories to tell.

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@drmarshal 55

almost 3 years ago

Oh my! I quickly had to check out this part after reading the first part. Bravo. Nice piece

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@synrg 66

almost 3 years ago

Thanks a lot, I appreciate you stopping by. It's an interesting place for sure, would love to go back and explore even more.

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@drmarshal 55

almost 3 years ago (Edited)

That would be great. Nice work. Bravo

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