Cleco 34.5kv with a broken brace

The Moon & Powerlines

I wonder if this pole feels the strain of all its holding onto.

This is a new substation going up. My guess is that the 138 and 69kv line will tap into this one.

polaroid SUN 635.

shitty photo

Power lines somewhere in St Kilda

230kv and 69kv.

On an early evening walk, around minus 6 degrees.

Kodak Brownie Bullseye

Kodak 110mm Twindar Lens

Allied Photopan 160 620 Film (Expired 1970)

Kodak HC-110 Dil. B 6 Minutes

Scanned from Negative on Epson Perfection 4490

On my blog here

this is my first german set of my powerline project for simcity 4

if you are interested in what sets i allready have release please contact me.

take note that those sets are outdated and will be replaced by overhauled onces in a while.

this set contains 220kV 'one-level' pylons

wich are pretty common in germany

aspecially as 110kV connections.

these pylons also combine with the 380/220kV hybride pylons.

i made this picture to show the people on the forum wich i present my project that i finally fixed an annoying glitch

From the archives: Powerline Falls of the Taos Box, 2014. Rio Grande, New Mexico.

#raftnewmexico #newmexicorafting

Very rare for concrete poles used for 12kv. These were errected to build the new Ambassador Caffery Parkway

Serving power to Redlands or to the Sphere of Influence (or both).

Taken while in the car!

720nm infrared black and white in camera yellow filter

powerlines outside grande in san marcos

In Icelandic, the word for electricity is rafmagn (raf + magn = amber + power). In the olden days, static electricity was generated by rubbing amber and wool together. In a pinch, two kittens could be rubbed together to achieve the same effect. This is how amber power is transmitted in Iceland.

en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rafmagn