433 Comments for Franklin Power Plant

Ahh, nature reclaiming man's structures. A classic struggle.

Oh, an EziliGede...I think there was a song that went, "Evil grows in the dark, where the sun, it never shines. Evil grows in cracks and holes, and lives in people's minds."

Sorry, I just had to. That song is like...perfect for your question. It looks like a baby tree to me! So cute!

Lynne, that was awesomely clever. Nice one. ;)

I happen to love the stains and markings on the wall (s) all over this place, and this picture just enhances them, really brings them out and show cases them at their very best.

Ooh, Mr. Motts, you've done it again, with another one of those shots that I just get stuck on and become entranced with. I love this one. I'm not sure why, but I just do. It's really just...it draws me into it, and really doesn't let me let go.

This one is definatly one of my favourite panoramas that you've done, even though picking a favourite is infamously hard to do.
*whistles in awe*
I can't get over the green accents (slime? mould? moss?) near the ceiling.
Totally amazing, for sure.

There is something about this shot, and I don't know quite what it is...but it's beautiful. I really have a hard time looking away from it, because it just captures the eye and doesn't let go.

What a pleasant surprise, Mr. Motts! This is quite a unique take on the Lonely Chair shot.
It has quite a lot of personality in this shot, as if the chair is contemplating the wall, and the decay all throughout the room around it.
I've said it before, Motts, and I'll say it again. Beautiful, amazing, breath taking.

You know, I find the patterns of rust on the floor to be rather interesting. It gives this photo a very rich quality.
The shadows on that piece of machinary are quite beautiful in themselves, and then the way the picture goes off into black is just amazing.
Over all, I would have to say that this is a very successful photo, indeed.

Aww, Mr. Motts, this picture truly does look lonely. Even though it's just a piece of machinary, it really did tug at my heartstrings. I think this shot is just absolutely beautiful.

You know, I must say, this shot makes me think of the spinal column or cord of a large, metalic beast.

I must say, I love how you captured everything in this picture, especially the mist. It gives it a very eerie, if not mystical look to it.
All in all, a very beautiful picture.

I totally agree with both Lynne and yaggy.
Also find the windows periodically being different colours very intriguing. It makes me smile a lot.

this captures the atmosphere well.

you know you're in for a treat when you see this in front of you. now where's that open door...

And the "wayback" machine! ;-)