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Industrial Valley

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How do you capture such amazing colours?!?! Amazing!
Bri
Thu 12-01-2005
I love your titles Motts! :-)
Jude
Thu 12-01-2005
You love his what? =8-o

Where is ~Me? She's always mis-reading things hereabouts. 8`-)
Lynne
Thu 12-01-2005
LoL! I misread it! Geeze!
Bri
Thu 12-01-2005
Who would have thought that rusted out machines could be so beutiful. Your lens is amazing, Motts. It brings the dead (buildings, machines, etc) back to life. You ARE the Lazarus of Urban Ruins.
Serrena
Thu 12-01-2005
What a crazy maze of pipes! I could get lost in this place!
Fugue
Thu 12-01-2005
Lovely colors, contrast , everything about this gallery is super!
awyper
Thu 12-01-2005
(353pm) Amazing Motts! Are those railings painted red, or are they just reeeeally rusty?
Tony C.
Thu 12-01-2005
My God Motts, this is beautiful.
anna
Fri 12-02-2005
Bri: Colors can easily be strengthen if u turn up the saturation by 3-5 percent..
KoP
Sat 04-29-2006
For some odd reason, this pic reminds me of the inside of a pachinco (sp?) machine that I rebuilt a few years ago.
Resident Wolf
Sat 09-29-2007
This shot reminds me of the 3-D Pipes screensaver on my computer! By the way, what state is this old powerstation in, anyway. Where is Eagle River?
Linda - CT
Tue 01-22-2008
Do they make sauseage here ?

from what ? wayward explorers?
George
Wed 05-14-2008
Such a lovely shot and such a wonderfull set i may just have to go visit this place myself somtime this summer :)
Anon
Tue 11-16-2010

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