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14-11-2020
Alcorcón, Madrid, Spain
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One of BNSF's Geometry Trains made a rare visit to the Quad Cities, testing the Industrial track from Barstow to Rock Island. The crew picked up a pilot in Rock Island and ran across the Crescent Bridge to wye the train for the run back to Barstow and Galesburg.
February 22, 2019.
A solitary streetlight rises beside the sharp diagonal of a bridge railing, both reduced to dark silhouettes against a pale Nordic sky. The composition is a study in geometry — vertical, diagonal, and subtle curve — set against soft, textured clouds that create contrast without distraction. The negative space gives the scene a quiet, almost contemplative tension, where infrastructure becomes abstract form.
Fun fact: Street lighting in Norway began expanding rapidly in the early 1900s, but modern LED fixtures can use up to 50–70% less energy than older sodium lamps — turning everyday structures like this into symbols of sustainable transition.
Graphic geometry of a security fence in the harbor area of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
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