Now defunct coal-generated energy plant, Rochester, New York
On our recent trip to New York to visit a sick relative, we spent a couple of mornings out making photos. (Hospital visiting hours didn't start till 11 AM.)
In this photo, I like the blues, greens and tans and the hard building bricks reflected in the soft water. It was an incredibly beautiful morning.
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Great reflection, great scene, and great capture of the colour of the rusting stacks.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Cameragirl I love the look of old smoke stacks and the reflection is perfect.
ReplyDeleteI hope all is well with your relative. Take care Hug B
Your reflection shot is lovely, Camera Girl.
ReplyDeleteIts great that all the black soot at the top of the stack is not going into the air any more.
I hope all goes well for your family member.
The reflections of those huge towers are very beautiful!Lovely postcard!
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i am wondering if they will tear it down or find a use for it or just let it fall apart. it makes a beautiful photo
ReplyDeleteNice reflections- and again, you have so many beautiful places to stroll! Hope your relative is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a great morning, reflections and all!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection, shows that you can find beauty everywhere - even in industrail sites.
ReplyDeleteFine photo in warm, morning light. Colors, shapes and reflections are wonderful.
ReplyDeletequite pretty!
ReplyDeleteEverything that you said----it all fits in together. Good eye, girl. MB
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections!
ReplyDeleteIt's good it's a defunct one! and I can see the grass by the river is soooo green! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely reflections! :)
Un petit côté impressionniste, cette photo, bravo.
ReplyDeleteLovely reflection, EG.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well with your relative.
A lovely serene photo and I'm so glad that coal-burning plant is shuttered!
ReplyDeleteVERY nice! I'm betting when that plant was running, it wasn't so pretty around it!
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteSorry about your relative. Hope things get better.
A perfect reflection it is! I love the soft ripple on the water and such beautiful blue skies! I'm so sorry to read about your relative and I do hope he/she improves and all goes well! Holding good thoughts for all of you! Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteDespite the industrial nature, it is beautiful! I am imaging it as a castle instead of a plant.
ReplyDeleteI do hope your relative is getting better, so sorry.
ReplyDeleteYou somehow managed to make an old factory look beautiful :) Love the softness you described here...
Ah, but can one get inside the place to explore the defunct corridors and conveyors and smokestacks ? Looks like a great urban exploration site...
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflective shot. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely - and even the clouds were cooperative - nice shot!
ReplyDeleteIt looks rather artistic in this light.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice one.
ReplyDeleteSuch deserted industrial places often make great subjects for photographers
ReplyDeleteJolie photo !
ReplyDeleteNice picture. I thought it looked familiar as Battersea Power Station, London but seems there's a twin.
ReplyDeleteThis picture actually reminds me of my visit to Chernobyl..
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflection in the river.
A wonderful old structure, a gorgeous and colorful reflection in the water, and a family of ducks swimming out on a little outing. For what more could one ask when walking along with a camera. You definitely hit the jackpot with this one. Happy Sunday. genie
ReplyDeleteI love the water in the shot...I actually like the whole shot but I think it is the water that really pulls me in.
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