the show is over

Alright, I'm going to warn you right now that I might start just rambling, because I'm still kind of in awe from viewing this, but I'll do my best. I love the concept, I don't believe I've ever seen the theater of an abandoned asylum before, and the very idea is something that would keep me deep in thought for days, and it makes it even better because you seem to have a choice in what exactly you're seeing- some might just see "the end" of it all, like a post-apocalyptic scene and the pronounced destruction, or some people may find beauty within the destruction. In terms of vision and technique, I must say that this looks like a scene from a movie, and whenever I look at it- I almost expect to see it moving! I really like how the sunlight is coming through into the room, it might even be considered the bright side of the whole situation, because without all the holes- the sunlight wouldn't be able to get in. The quality of the picture is outstanding, and I feel like I'm really there. As far as impact goes, I stared at this image for 3 minutes straight, and I didn't even realize I wasn't blinking. In fact, I'm STILL in awe. I hope this critique was helpful, I tried my best. ^_^