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Nice shot! It could be the mouth of a giant...I guess, in a way it was!
Bri
Thu 12-01-2005
Fabulous shot, great colour!
Jude
Thu 12-01-2005
IT KINDA LOOKS LIKE SOME KIND OF TORTURE DEVICE...
JAVA
Sat 12-03-2005
No, it looks like a stargate
para
Sun 12-04-2005
para i agree
shane
Mon 12-05-2005
Looks very much like it could have come straight out
of Fritz Lang's "Metropolis"
danny
Thu 01-05-2006
One of the absolute kewlest movies ever, huh? And that gorgeous Brigitte Helm! The film was made in 1926 and was supposed to take place in the year 2026, which is kinda freaky the closer we get.
http://www.geocities.c...itte_helm_images.htm
Lynne
Sat 01-07-2006
beautiful pictures.

greetings from holland
John
Fri 02-03-2006
looks like a reactor
great pic by the way
Jay
Fri 02-10-2006
bit of an iron maiden thing going on here
Jimi B
Sun 02-12-2006
I love the color blue!?
Reggie and the fulleffect
Fri 06-09-2006
Love the combination of colors and textures...simply superb!
Amazed
Wed 02-20-2008
Enter if you dare the Eagle crowned Portal to the Underworld of Power
Tara
Wed 05-14-2008
You go first.
Patricia
Mon 05-26-2008
Ooh, sorry, that's another condenser. The boilers are in another building (the one with the smokestacks. Got any pix of them? Iif there are, I'll find them.) I used to clean these things when I was a plant operator in the 70's. We'd always find them plugged up with algae and crabs. (...mmmmm...crabs!)
Mac Steves
Thu 09-11-2008
It is a "Plinko" machine. You just drop your disks in the top and see where they land at the bottom. :-)
Jack_
Sun 09-14-2008
End view of a condenser with the water box removed. You are seeing the tube sheet . There will be thousnads of small-diameter tubes rolled into that sheet to provide a passage for the circulating water. The bolts sticking out of the sheet are staybolts to secure the waterbox to the sheet and end flange of the condenser shell.
Joe
Tue 07-31-2012

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