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Jesus! What a hell of a view!
Lynne
Thu 12-01-2005
Great Panorama!!!!!!!!
Bri
Thu 12-01-2005
Groovy!
Twug
Thu 12-01-2005
Motts, this is an awesome shot, thanks!
Jude
Thu 12-01-2005
Lynne, The first thoughts of a baby bald eagle!
Martymizuno
Thu 12-01-2005
Motts you are such a cool dude.Do you realize how many people who make maps for games like UT2004 will be fired up and ready to create amazing worlds because of your site decay is a lovely thing.Keep up the good work I love it..
Mark
Thu 12-01-2005
Motts, you are an inspiration to all photographers, and urban dwellers. (tear in me eye)
awyper
Thu 12-01-2005
I agree!
Jude
Fri 12-02-2005
who's the guy on the causeway to the left?
exile
Fri 12-02-2005
**SECURITY!!!!!!**

Love this shot, too Motts!!
Tony C.
Fri 12-02-2005
Could that be Redragon on the catwalk?
Radical Ed
Fri 12-02-2005
What a site, was a view ! ! !
De_User
Sun 12-25-2005
you rock, Motts
heh, course you already know that
tuffgirl
Thu 01-12-2006
Beautiful picture! Its a great view of the place.
Andy
Sun 01-22-2006
Marvelous
Zero
Fri 01-27-2006
JUST THINK ABOUT IT, SPOOKY!!!!!!!!!!!!
UNO
Wed 02-15-2006
what a terifying view
sebin
Thu 03-02-2006
Motts, I really hope you are talking to a publisher about a book.
Rockoman
Tue 04-25-2006
dont give motts ideas for a book. we dont want to lose him.
bluice
Wed 04-26-2006
nice shit...keep up this job
Molak
Fri 05-12-2006
My husband is a power plant operator here in New England. His comments on these pics.....Back then they designed really nice buildings..notice how art deco they seem.. Also notice the ceiling. Most plants were built with clear glass panels originally, but during war time all the glass was painted so as not to be detected as easily by enemy planes. Still true today that power plants are a big target...
Julie
Fri 08-25-2006
Motts...you never said where this plant is ..my hubby would like to know. He is pretty knowledgable about power plants, but he never heard of Eagle River. In U.S. or not?
Julie
Fri 08-25-2006
very groovey!!!
star
Tue 11-21-2006
Julie

Motts doesnt give location information out at all. It helps protect the integrity of the site.
JC
Wed 12-13-2006
I can't seem to make this or any of the panorama's come up? Are they broken?
IzzyBokin?
Thu 01-11-2007
Sorry, they should be fixed now :-)
Motts
Thu 01-11-2007
muy buena la foto, viteh
anakin206
Mon 01-22-2007
? TH?NK THATS PHOTO ?S very nice according me taken the photo is professional take thank opacity.us
JOSH
Fri 06-08-2007
you are an amazing artist motts, breathtaking depth and sense of atmoshere
this guy
Tue 07-03-2007
.....wow.....astounding.....
Rick89
Wed 12-05-2007
perfect
hassan
Thu 01-24-2008
Way cool.
Patrick
Sun 01-27-2008
Awesome work. Keep up the good work.
BlackCAT
Sun 10-12-2008
that is such a beatiful picture...perhaps you should consider making thes photo galleries into a book with captions and how to get to these places
TColeman
Sun 05-31-2009
I LOVE the architecture of the building!! Beautiful.
Pepper Q
Sun 08-14-2011

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