Offices inside an abandoned power plant in rural Alabama.
Photo: "Comstock Mine"
I visited Virginia City, Nevada for the first time earlier this year and found myself a few hundred steps from the hotel, photographing this mine beneath the moonlight on our second night there. It was magical.
Photo: "Unparallelled Worlds"
There was something so mysterious about this unfinished Tennessee Valley Authority nuclear plant. Maybe it was the rebar dancing out of the concrete, the darkness that swallowed the lower floors, or the lime green grass breathing life back into this facility. Whatever it was, it brought me ecstasy.
If you've never walked through one of these abandoned time capsules and stood in the place where nobody has worked, lived or been a patient in since it shut down, it's an incredible experience that can't be parallelled.
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Photo: "Warning Sign"
The No.7 Allis-Chalmers 5-story vertical triple expansion pumping engine at the New Milford Plant of the Hackensack Waterworks.
Photo: "No.7"
The No.7 Allis-Chalmers 5-story vertical triple expansion pumping engine at the Hackensack Waterworks.
Photo: "Pull and Turn"
The Hackensack Water Co opened this plant in 1882. The facility supplied drinking water to the surrounding county and remained in operation for over 100 years until the plant was abandoned in 1993.
Photo: "Dimples"
Inside the factory at the abandoned Steelscape Inc plant in Richmond, California. This place once manufactured thousands of pounds of coated steel coils.
Photo: "Control Freak"
Inside the 35Ton Alliance crane cab at the former Steelscape Inc plant in Richmond, California.
Photo: "Converge"
Steelscape, Inc. produces metallic-coated and painted steel coils for the construction market in the United States and Canada. This facility in Richmond once produced over 250,000 metric tons of metal coated steel per year until it closed in 2006.