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[Mary Siegle]

That exhibit must have been a very sobering experience. The inclusion of the person on the right grounds it nicely.

[Issi Bannerman]

Very sobering, but what an excellent capture.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

Well captured to give a feel for this display. Whenever I have visited exhibits like this I have found the impact profound

[PhotoCrazy]

We, the world, must never forget

[Helen Jane]

sobering. there is a strong likeness and connection between the visitor you captured and the man in the photograph looking across. As if both are asking, how could this be?

[Jacqueline]

Impressive and sobering

[Marnie]

Really makes you sit back and thank your lucky stars that you weren't subjected to this barbarity. We need to keep these kinds of places to remind us of what happened and hope it never happens again. Unfortunately, some countries still seem to like locking up some people in not too dissimilar places.

[Graeme Stevens]

@golftragic Exactly what you said. We absolutely have to remember.
@jacqbb Very much so...a difficult place to visit.
@helenhall He was just there - I didn't have to wait. It's a place that prompts this kind of introspection.
@photographycrazy I completely agree
@koalagardens It's very sobering and a necessary visit I believe
@jamibann Thank you very much and I agree, 100%
@mcsiegle The entire place is very sobering but necessary I think

[Sally Ings]

Poignant capture. One cannot begin to imagine what it must have been like for the people who had to endure the atrocities. It must be quite an experience to visit such a place.

[Graeme Stevens]

@salza Harrowing is probably the best word for it - followed closely by emotional, difficult, disturbing...all of those and then some more

[Marnie]

@graemestevens Perhaps a Tweet or three on that subject to a Certain Someone might be in order.