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I'm willing to bet these were all replaced after a storm knocked them down. This area is wide open so the lines are very prone to wind damage during a storm

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The setting sun reflects off wet power lines so brightly.

 

View from the Powerline Trail.

Powerline,Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

This one is a replacement, I would guess it was built in the early 90's or late 80's. GSU built these types shortly before Entergy bought them out.

69kvs moved aside for a new bridge.

Another memorial is protected at the park. After countless years, the huge complex has only seen two fatalities.

I spend a lot of time finding places where the views are not spoiled by LADWP's power lines, aqueduct or roads but now I am going to try to embrace the ugly

Even the power lines are menorahs

Powerline tower at Stevens Canyon.

From my Photography II Class.

 

In Philadelphia.

Fiberglass protection on the crossarm.

There is something about power lines/poles that I like. What I noticed in AZ was the poles which are metal compared to the wood poles in CA. The smooth vertical lines with the cables were perfect (to me) against the cloudy sky.

 

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Part of the Hetch Hetchy project, these powerlines feed Modesto before heading over the Coast Range to help power silicon valley and the bay area.

First roll of 120 film that I put throuh my hasselblad.

 

Hasselblad 500cm, 80mm, Fuji Pro 400H

Yashica J-5

Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 135mm f/3.5 MC

Fuji Superia 400

Oh it aggravates, and it pacifies

Hear the power in the lines

- Husker Du

 

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October 2010. Taken during an early morning ride.

 

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Driving to Nuda and the sunset was amazing. I got really lucky with this one. Snapped it going 65mph. I did not even do much to the colors.

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