View allAll Photos Tagged PowerLine
I've looked at the old pole here for almost everyday of my life. Does it do something to you when a pole you've known all your life is changed?
These are the same lines but in the other direction, on their way to the power plant in Eunice. The poles are old but the old pole serving as a crossarm was replaced with that metal one.
This is a 7 mile long line with lots of lightening arresters as well as a guard wire at the top. I guess lightening is a problem in this area. It is a wide open plain.
These are some of the newer Slemco poles outside of Scott, LA. These poles were changed just to add the line at the top.
Powerline shot at night on Canon 550D/t2i with Tokina 11-16mm lens at f/4.0 ISO1600.. Testing new Tokina lens, it really is pretty wide indeed..
Huge cultipacker made for removing small trees growing under the high-voltage powerlines to avoid energy loss by lowering the capacity between the wires and the ground. I think, it was built from road roller drum by welding spiral ridges to it. Diameter of the drum is ~2 meters.
A blue and cheerful sky on Broadway Avenue, complete with traffic cone.
In a very Vancouver kind of turn of events, I shot this phot the same day as this one.
I took this shot yesterday almost on the same spot as the "Spring" photo. But these two photos don´t have much in common... :) While the Spring shot represents the first life after a long winter, this one represents a whole lot of darkness.. maybe Metallica would use this as their album cover?
I wanted to take a picture of the houses in the background but the copious powerlines were hamming it up so I played along and it became a picture of them.
Coventry Court where it meets Cresta Vista Drive, San Francisco; Mount San Bruno, with its array of broadcast towers, is about five miles away.
One was to power the truck stop and the other two are for the circuit to under the interstate instead of around the exit.