Today James Nagarbaul came to Atlanta Georgia. I picked him up from his hotel late in the day and took him straight to jail.
The Atlanta Prison Farm has been abandoned now for about 20 years, but for most of the early 1900's this was home to criminals serving hard labor. This solitary confinement cell was reserved for the worst of the worst. The souls who would not be easily restrained, the most violent, the most murderous, the most evil. The cell itself is concrete and 3X6. One toilet in the back corner of the cell, and a 4 inch hole was cut into the 4 inch thick doors to feed the prisoner. light came from outside where a steel grate let daylight in. Prisoners were so desperate to escape they gnawed on the wood around the hole trying to get out. This is an unbelievable place for any human to live, and many did.
31 Aug 11:53
cocomoni
Great post Randy ! Piece or art ! Extreme Hdr .whats the orange lightning detail? Its a nice touch, brings dinamism to the scene..
31 Aug 12:38
anonymous
Great shot - I'm also curious about the orange trail and the red and violet three-dots seen at various places...
31 Aug 12:53
Randall.Lohr
The orange light is a flashlight trail. These rooms were completely dark. I used a flashlight to illuminate the interior and on the doors and floor. One of the shots had the light trail. I thought It looked like a spirit leaving.
31 Aug 13:23
ksaul1
9+
31 Aug 14:30
digicam
To rate this any Higher would be degrading your Best work....Good Effort nonetheless.
31 Aug 15:52
anonymous
i was there with the awesome randal, he told me the whole story. after viewing this image. only one word is levitating in my mind that is 'freedom' 10+
31 Aug 19:55
pandarino
not your best hdr
31 Aug 20:59
sanz3jo
9
31 Aug 23:02
rcuello
The story is creepy,
I think before going to that place,
You and James
drank several beers,
because the image is somewhat move for me.
Today James Nagarbaul came to Atlanta Georgia. I picked him up from his hotel late in the day and took him straight to jail. The Atlanta Prison Farm has been abandoned now for about 20 years, but for most of the early 1900's this was home to criminals serving hard labor. This solitary confinement cell was reserved for the worst of the worst. The souls who would not be easily restrained, the most violent, the most murderous, the most evil. The cell itself is concrete and 3X6. One toilet in the back corner of the cell, and a 4 inch hole was cut into the 4 inch thick doors to feed the prisoner. light came from outside where a steel grate let daylight in. Prisoners were so desperate to escape they gnawed on the wood around the hole trying to get out. This is an unbelievable place for any human to live, and many did.
Great post Randy ! Piece or art ! Extreme Hdr .whats the orange lightning detail? Its a nice touch, brings dinamism to the scene..
Great shot - I'm also curious about the orange trail and the red and violet three-dots seen at various places...
The orange light is a flashlight trail. These rooms were completely dark. I used a flashlight to illuminate the interior and on the doors and floor. One of the shots had the light trail. I thought It looked like a spirit leaving.
9+
To rate this any Higher would be degrading your Best work....Good Effort nonetheless.
i was there with the awesome randal, he told me the whole story. after viewing this image. only one word is levitating in my mind that is 'freedom' 10+
not your best hdr
9
The story is creepy, I think before going to that place, You and James drank several beers, because the image is somewhat move for me.