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This was photographed at the weekend in the run down and derelict Stirling District Lunatic Asylum , Scotland which was first opened in 1860. It is due for demolition soon so we had to trade carefully after a little breaking and entering was achieved. (all in the cause of a photo you understand). My son Dean took the shot while yours truly did his modeling duties.
PS, My Ebook is now on sale via my web site, thanks
| Camera: | Nikon D200  Check out Nikon Nation! |
| Lens: | 18mm |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | A GAME CALLED GUILT |
| Username: | 
VICTORHABBICK |
| Uploaded: | 11 Feb 2008 - 12:40 PM |
| Tags: | Asylum, Black & white, Death, Digitally manipulated, Doctor, Fear, General, Medical, Memories |
| Votes: | 134 |
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i wonder how many poor people were locked up in there that could be easily treated today. It doesn't bear thinking about. Great image,
Chris.
Class as always.---Strange never thought you were a white coat man 
The ghosts of the past... if only the walls could talk! You did a great job not only getting in there but capturing the past and the current feel like this!
Patrick
I'm playing this game at the moment...its a real killer 
large gas so much detail and interest, the mirrored image tells about the game perfectly.
di
Provocative work as ever Victor, and there are some clever reflective touches here. Nice to see it got the recognition it deserved, congratulations...
Dave
Absolutely incredible. Love the tone, the theme, the location.
Morning all,
Thank you all very much, cheers Pete.
After I uploaded this yesterday I tried to log on again but was unable to for the rest of the day, did anyone else have this problem. I'm on Mac using Safari and Firefox!
Victor
Cheers Tommy and Iain. Its not a straight jacket but a doctors coat! my jacket was at the dry cleaners LOL
victor
Hi Victor,
Love the b/w,it gives it even more of a haunting feeling than it would have had,i can feel the stories and thoughts coming out of those walls practically,didn't know it was coming down.Dean did a good job with the camera work. That's a scarey shot. Congratulations on your EC award,really well deserved and congratulations on your E book being out too.I'm in the no frame category.
Hugs,Annxx
I am checking in late here, Victor.....But I had to visit you today.....Happy 5th Year EPZ Anniversary!
Heard you received my Hugs today....Just now got Ann's text message. I am SOOOO glad you got to see each other.
This is definitely a well deserved EC.......You've got the M.A. as well.....xoxo
Have a wonderful day Dear Friend.....
Lotsa Luv,
Suz
xoxoxo
Cheers all, forgot it was 5 years, how time flies when you are enjoying yourself.
Victor
Hello Victor,
You express your innermost thoughts and feelings with great aplomb in your Art, and I can read so much into this incredible piece of work. I can certainly relate to the "fear" in the imagery. It is truly amazing.
Congratulations on the release of your book.
Take care,
Ken
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