Prisoners of Alcatraz mill about in a daze.
The special headsets they wear are mind controlling devices that cause people to stare listlessly into space. They control the actions of people, causing them to walk around the prison, peering into cells and to gaze at features of the streets.
I’ve felt the power of these devices myself and they’re seductive. A gravelly voice telling me to go to a particular cell, or along a corridor. Thankfully an official collected the device off each person at a certain point and we woke up and walked out into the sunshine with happy smiles on our faces.
| Aperture | ƒ/4 |
| Camera | Canon EOS 20D |
| Focal length | 10mm |
| ISO | 200 |
| Shutter speed | 1/30s |
10 replies on “The real prisoners of Alcatraz”
A difficult exposure with all the bright sunlight coming in…nice work!
[…] through a doorway onto one of the streets of Alcatraz Prison in San Francisco. Tourists congregate while listening to the electronic tour […]
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When I went to Alcatraz i was happy to share the experience with what had happened there from the Battle of Alcatraz to the cells.I was kind of scared when I went there but i got over it and had fun with it.It was my first time going to Alcartaz,but it felt like I was there as a prisoner,but Im glad that I was able to see what they saw,and experience what they experienced.
did u here any screams the bango playing did u see any orbs red eyes staring at u
To Kenneth Hughes:
You have no idea what you’re talking about. You have no idea what they have experienced. Don’t say you do, it just makes you look dumb. It makes you look like your trying to sound smart in your writing, but, unfortunately for you, it doesn’t work.
thats scary call me a scardy cat but fur real:)
same here
WOW i cant believe that they only got visitors once a month!
this is so creepy on the othersiders