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West Mesa, Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM

 

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"Be your own sunshine'"

132 KV powerline, Channel Island Road, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

sunset and the line never sleeps

Simple lines and setting.

I saw the sunset might look good so I quickly grabbed my camera and headed to a bridge at this park next to some power lines. The clouds cleared out and it didn't get to be as good as I thought but it was still pretty nice. I really like how everything is silhouetted against the orange sunset and a nice relfextion in the river. At first I was going to remove the power lines in Photoshop but then I thought this gave it a nice urban look, since this WAS taken in a park in the middle of a bunch of houses in the suburbs.

Hernando Beach, Florida

Art created from my photos | Virginia Highway | Sunset abstract

High Voltage Powerlines in a misty landscape.

Trøndelag, Norway

Inspired by David Bowie (Live Aid 1985)

 

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Looking out across The Trossachs, with the power delivered from The Loch Sloy dam in the foreground and The Inversnaid Hotel on the East side of Loch Lomond. All viewed from Ben Vane.

132 KV Powerlines over the mangrove forest, coming from the Channel Island Gas Powerstation, providing the Top End with electricity.

"and if it snows that stretch down south will never stand the strain"

 

Powerlines, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

Light painting in November

Kooroocheang, Victoria

Back to a few rural shots from northern Tasmania today. This stand of trees is from a timber plantation. That's why they are so closely packed together to encourage straight upward growth. Being on a hillside actually maximises the amount of sunlight that falls on the trees each day - following the same principle adopted by most vineyards.

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