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A random snapshot of a dead-end electrical power pole that is across US 84 from my house in rural western Lawrence County, Mississippi. (April 4, 2014)
This pole is near the end of a line on the westernmost end of Southern Pine Electric Power Association's grid within rural Lawrence County.
The CWLP power plant, and construction of a new power station.
Springfield, Illinois
February 28, 2008
...the key to these pictures are (1) the sun in the right spot, (2) a polarizar and (3) high saturation...
Coming to us via transformers, towers and miles of wire, electrical power is the food that fuels our modern world. We take it for granted and never dream of the consequences of its loss until we suffer a black out. Then everything seems to stop.
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This is one of my husband's golf clubs. Some golfers believe that Power Bilt gives the extra power to make the ball fly farther.
The name on the club is not as clear as I had hoped but I was rushing because it is almost time to leave for work.
In the myriad precarious situations in which we find ourselves in this profession, we must often use not only our intelligence and wit, but also our strength. We must frequently rely on our own power and on the power of our equipment. For those reasons, your assignment (should you choose to accept it) is POWER.
As always: Strive to work with the same degree of creativity that we've come to expect from you. If not, you may be required to relinquish any power you currently possess as a special agent.
Ready? For this assignment, please compose, shoot, and submit your best representation of POWER. You have 24 hours. No more. No less. Post up to two of your best examples of photographs representing the mission assignment by the deadline: Noon CST; Tuesday, July 8, 2008.
To my ODC friends, thousand apologies for disappearing from the scene...partly it was the pathetic internet connection which wouldnt open any pic on flickr, and partly lot of running around that kept me away from your photostreams.
Sorted though and so will be more regular. cheers!
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July 5, 2018 - Hellisheidi Power Plant "The third-largest geothermal power station in the world, Hellisheidi is a state-of-the-art facility run on sustainable methods. This site is of interest to travelers because along with Iceland's other geothermal station at Nesjavellir, Hellisheidi provides 30 percent of the island's total electricity and hot water. Often visited on adventurous mountain biking or jeep tours through southern Iceland, the station creates electricity through the constant geothermal activity that takes place way below the ground, caused by the shifting of the tectonic plates between North America and Europe.
The power station's multimedia energy exhibition showcases ways of harvesting green energy and highlights geothermal sources around the world. Surrounding the power station are raw Icelandic landscapes, hot springs and rivers warm enough to swim in, as well as more than 60 miles (100 km) of hiking trails." Previous text from www.viator.com
Hellisheiðarvirkjun, Hengill, South-west Iceland 810, Iceland
The Power Mate Lite shows you how much energy anything with a plug is using - and how much it is costing to run
Photo: Amanda James
A couple sitting directly at the cliff (left of the frame) enjoying the unbelievable power and sound of the Dettifoss (Europes largest waterfall) with the river Jökulsá á Fjöllum falling down loudly into the canyon Jökulsárgljúfur in the North of Iceland.
Bitter cold temperatures create massive clouds of steam as the stiff winds blow it from the Martin Drake Power Plant in Colorado Springs, Colo., along Interstate 25.
Description: Initial construction on the Power Plant smokestack.
Date of Original:August 1931
Item Number: BPo83.4
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