Psych Center - Pink Door - Part 4 (Page 2): jederick, not very spooky during the day and you'd never see me there at night!! LOL... I'm glad you enjoyed this part of the series, always...

angela k Loc: Long Island

jederick wrote:

Spooky damn place...glad you didn't try taking any night photos! Another great set angela

jederick, not very spooky during the day and you'd never see me there at night!! LOL...
I'm glad you enjoyed this part of the series, always appreciate your visits, comments and thanks for the thumbs!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

CathyAnn wrote:

Love the broken windows, Angela! Beautiful!

Thanks so much Cathy.. glass is fun to shoot and even more so when there's reflections, but I'll settle for shattered!! Glad you enjoyed this part and thanks for the thumbs, always appreciated!!
Enjoy the day!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

angler wrote:

A good and interesting set Angela.

Thank you kindly, Jim and I'm glad you've been following along!! Glad you enjoyed this part!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

J-SPEIGHT wrote:

Nice set Angela. Looks like a good place for a horror film.

Thanks Jack... it might be great for a horror film, but during the day, it just looks horrible!! lol..
Glad you liked this part!

angela k Loc: Long Island

DOOK wrote:

Excellent, Angela. I have really enjoyed this series.

Thanks you kindly, Earl... so glad you've been enjoying this series, it was really interesting to see and since there's so much more we didn't see, a return trip is in order!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

jerryc41 wrote:

Nice set. I'm always surprised at how old buildings are abandoned, especially those owned by the State or County.

Thanks for checking these out Jerry... my husband tells me that the town that these sit on might be coming to an agreement to knock them down and put up housing... just what we need on LI, more houses!! But the property of this institution is beautiful!

CLF Loc: Raleigh, NC

angela k wrote:

Continuing on with my adventure at the Kings Park Psychiatric Center we approached this building that did not look very inviting, but we continued up the steps being careful of the poison ivy! With the windows shattered, we were able to get a peek inside.... what ever it was used for, is a mystery!!

Thanks for looking and hope you enjoy this series...

Angela, Yes, I am enjoying this series. The windows, destroyed, are still beautiful. The patterns in the glass require further exploration and possible PP work to expand on it's beauty.

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This series could very easy be put together into a single view of slides, for example, that people could view in U-tube, etc. I do not go to those sites except via links others post to view something unique. One last time, excellent series in total.

Greg

angela k Loc: Long Island

dpullum wrote:

Ya gotta go back with a gal and outfits like cape, blood make up etc.... this is the setting for a horror magazine!!! or Movie!!!

LOL.... that's not happening, but my meet-ups group did set up horror shots last Halloween, now I'm sorry I missed it!!
I appreciate your visit and comments, Don... glad you enjoyed!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

fosgood11 wrote:

Thanks Donald for your three thumbs up... much appreciated and glad you enjoyed!!

jayway55 Loc: Philadelphia Area - USA

The creep factor is growing more and more, the closer you get to the interior! I love these shots, Angela. You captured so much great detail in the door, the rust and broken windows especially. The last shot through the window with the table inside really gives me the willies! Keep 'em coming!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

CLF wrote:

Angela, Yes, I am enjoying this series. The windo... (show quote)

Wow, Greg, you're giving me a lot more work to do!! LOL... I don't post on youtube, but I agree, it would be fun. If only I had more time, I would like to rework the shattered glass, but so much to do and so little time is my problem!! ...and now with spring weather finally getting here, I still need to plant my garden!!

Glad you enjoyed this part of the series, my friend and as always... thanks for your high five!!

Enjoy the day!!

angela k Loc: Long Island

jayway55 wrote:

The creep factor is growing more and more, the closer you get to the interior! I love these shots, Angela. You captured so much great detail in the door, the rust and broken windows especially. The last shot through the window with the table inside really gives me the willies! Keep 'em coming!!

Hahaaaa... you're a chicken and just to make it clear for the record, I didn't have anything to do with those broken, shattered windows.. they were calling to us, or maybe it was the spirits inside!!!!! A mystery what was going on in that building and I'd love to know, but for now we'll just have to use our imaginations!!
Glad you enjoyed... the inside shots are still yet to come!!

edhayes Loc: Williamsburg, VA

Nice shots. I live in Setauket and immediately recognized the images.
So many of the houses have been taken down. Are these images recent? I photographed some of these buildings long ago, would love to go back there.

angela k Loc: Long Island

edhayes wrote:

Nice shots. I live in Setauket and immediately recognized the images.
So many of the houses have been taken down. Are these images recent? I photographed some of these buildings long ago, would love to go back there.

Hi Ed and fellow Long Islander.... welcome to the UHH Family!!
These shots were taken two weeks ago and the faciltiy is so large, I didn't see any signs of buildings taken down. A return trip is in order because we only got to see maybe half!!
I appreciate your visit and glad you enjoyed.... I'd love to see some of yours!!

suntouched Loc: Sierra Vista AZ

I especially liked the first image but I think it could benefit from straightening (not that you asked) unless you intended it to be just that way. The horror stories told about incarceration in a mental facility mid century are scary. Apparently a husband could commit his wife under most any pretext including insubordination. Yikes!