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Looks like they changed crossarms and finally fixed the lean on these poles, although there are no brace poles or new guy wires. Many of the old insulators were reused on the new arms

Built to power the walmart distribution center.

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643_Powerline_ Bonneville Power Administration. Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Credit: US Forest Service.

Electrical Powerlines

This class of 7 and 8 year olds are studying electricity. These pylons will maybe become a thing of the past soon.

I'm not sure what this is, but the previous and the next pole have one each for the other wires.

Some poeple hate them, but I love the look of powerlines against the sky. I got up early to have another go at a sunrise shot, but the sunrise was pretty ordinary today...Next time :-)

olympus xa + fujichrome velvia 100F [bulk roll] / crossprocessed.

  

Major lean on this pole, but judging by it's color it's pretty young.

A power-line outside of the Northern Illinois parking garage on a Tuesday afternoon in September.

Entergy lines in Baton Rouge

Taken on I29 in North Dakota

GSU ussually didn't put two lines on the top crossarm, but this whole line is filled with strange designs for this company.

I'm not sure if the wires have been upgraded but the extra crossarm supports were added in the late 90's.

Vancouver, B.C.

China Town

March 6 & 7, 2009

Photographs from my Hoover Dam visit.

Odd design. Not even common in the city.

Scanned negative. Original used for an image transfer.

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Los Angeles-bound Metrolink train scoots beneath the powerlines in Push mode. I'd been waiting around here to take pictures of planes from Burbank's airport flying past the pylons and in a quiet moment I was caught unprepared when the train showed up. The few seconds of power-up time required by my camera just barely allowed me to grab this shot before the train disappeared. The drawbacks of digital versus film!! And what was I thinking, trying to take pictures of planes on Amtrak's birthday?

This was built in the early 90's. It was one of Cleco's last ones using a pole as a crossarm.

Despite what it looks like, the trees don't really come close to the poles, so why are they so freaking tall? lol.

Sony Alpha a300

Minolta 20mm f/2.8

1/250 @ f/2.8 ISO 100

These poles were redisigned when the intersection was changed into a traffic circle.

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