Powerline tower in South Grafton. Photo by Wendy Watkins.

Powerlines

The leaning tower of power. Can't tell it is leaning in this picture, but I guarantee you, it is.

View from the Powerline Trail.

I can see the beauty in the early morning light hitting the ice covered power lines even while hoping that the freezing rain stops soon.

7DoS "The Dark Side" "Shoot Anything Saturday"

2 suspension pylons

a 380kV (the large one)

and a 150kV line (smaller one)

this is one of the biggest types used in holland.

its only used for 1 line.

In my opinion this type is one of the most fascinating ones ive seen so far.

Crafting365- day 6-8

Photo taken by Mike

More of the double sided concrete poles from Entergy.

Near my house. Just a powerline. If you look to the left of the pole, you can see the now cut cord with which our neighbors stole our cable.

Longview, TX

Summer 2008

powerlines glancing up

Very old Slemco pole. This is the only line on their grid with these types of insulators.

Powerlines

Magnolia, Texas

There is a big solar power transmission line project from Tonopah, AZ to Blythe,

Busy little section

Taken from the backseat of the car heading back home. Something that has always peaked my interest while traveling back and forth over the years.

Blog entry on ChicagoNow Journey To The End of the Night 2010 - Part 1

© 2010 John Morrison - subism

These are the thinnest wires I've ever seen for a 34.5KV line. The poles and insulators look ancient as well.

One of the many that have been replaced.

LUS lines at the substation. Cleco's lines are coming out of the other end.

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Bendigo state forest, VIC

canon eos 10 & 70-200mm f/4

fujichrome sensia 100

lines and circles + blue and black + steven and camera = Night time FUN!

Much of the Powerline biking trail is pretty easy, like this. The rationale for the name is obvious...

Since it encompasses the trail for pedal-powered transportation and the actual transportation of electricity from a nearby hydro facility, I considered this photograph for 52Frames week 24 - Transportation. But after some deliberation I concluded the beautiful mountains overpowered the transportation aspects of the photograph and opted to go with something else.