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The electric chair has been removed to be used in the new death row prison, just a few miles away, but you still get a sense of what the execution chamber looked like. The hood above leads to fresh air, likely to remove the smell of burning flesh. There are also hundreds of red rivulets of what looks like blood on the inside of the hood.
These two prisoners decided to decorate their small, sparse cell with red paint. Where they got it is a mystery. Shot from the floor with a 14 mm lens, about the widest you can go without a barrel effect.
This glass-paned wall would have been one of the death row inmate's last sights as he walked toward the electric chair and was strapped in.
This is where the phone would have been plugged in, right up until the last minute, when the soon to be executed prisoner would hope for a call from the governor granting clemency. I spent several hours on this one, getting the light just right. It's a 3-part HDR, 100 MB, ISO 200, 70mm, 5.0 second exposure at f/13.
These two prisoners decided to decorate their small, sparse cell with red paint. Where they got it is a mystery. Shot from the floor with a 14 mm lens, about the widest you can go without a barrel effect.
These two prisoners decided to decorate their small, sparse cell with red paint. Where they got it is a mystery. Shot from the floor with a 14 mm lens, about the widest you can go without a barrel effect.
These two prisoners decided to decorate their small, sparse cell with red paint. Where they got it is a mystery. Shot from the floor with a 14 mm lens, about the widest you can go without a barrel effect.
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