View allAll Photos Tagged PowerLine
© All Rights Reserved. Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites, Blogs or any other media without my explicit permission.
1401 J Street, Eureka
Built in 1904
The "Inventory" section of Eureka: An Architectural Review (© 1987) describes the house as a "two-story frame Queen Anne Colonial revival house with decorative brackets at bay and classically inspired porch."
I love how the slanting sun adds highlights to the house's lines and spaces.
DSC_5527_E9
This was one of the first ever 240kV circuits built in the province from the now decommissioned Wabamun generating station and the city of Edmonton. The line has the old single conductor configuration.
One of the mismatched poles along this line. One of the few that actually has the 90's style triangle arm braces. A lot of them just have two poles and a crossarm. Not arm braces or pole braces.
This a common way that Entergy terminates their lines, with top mounted insulators. You can see ends like this from Baton Rouge on west into Texas.
Powerlines at National Grid Bishops Wood Lane Substation, Bishops Wood Lane, Stourport Road, Hartlebury.
I've been wanting to do this photo since I saw the Storm Soldiers movie. I use a Hoya ND 400, to get the blurred cloud movement. This would also be great for star trails!
Manitoba Hydro, this line runs from substation (that is about a few miles up north) from CA and runs into ND but when this line runs into ND this design that Canada uses ends at a dead-end tower. the lines that are running out on the other side of the dead-end tower is using the classic American H-frame design