Raveningham, UK, April 2022

I often try to avoid pylons when taking photos of views. However I can see they have a certain majestic beauty in the right setting.

Near Staveley.

Another image in the Silvertown area.

Given a grain and glow treatment.

Taken along the N2 en route to Somerset West, South Africa. Shot through the car window.

Heading west through the valley towards the Santa Cruz mountains.

Not too sure about this one, the jpeg conversion seems to have resulted in a bit of sharpening that is a bit annoying. Plus I cannot make it look straight even though there was a spirit level on the camera at the time.

But I like pylons.

johnoram.co.uk

that notorious Texas Grid

Staveley.

I guess you don't really need me to tell you that the sun was shining on the pylons as a storm was brewing.

As seen in Hertfordshire.

Browston, Norfolk, GB, June 2020

Washougal, Washington

Pylons marching across the countryside.

Sunset

More pylon appreciation.

The sun was at just the right spot to the west and left of the image. It was now casting it's light on both the train and the pylons below that once formed a wooden bridge. I was on the southern shore waiting for the train to pull into position.

Baitings Reservoir

By River Rhône, France

Making another attempt at the infamous Willunga Jetty Pylons.

Electric pylons recede into the distance near Celina, Texas.

ODC: Lost in the wilderness - with only mist and pylons for company!

I like the word pylon, ever since someone mentioned it in a comment around here I believe and I had to look it up. It has a certain feel to it, genuine and synthetic at the same time. That's all.

Variation.

Ludwigshafen 03-2013

As far as the eyes can see ..All part of the National Grid System,,,Taken through a moving Bus Window .

The infamous jetty pylons at Port Willunga.

In winter the tide is up. I used ND filters and long exposure.

Browston, Norfolk, GB, June 2020

Baldpate Mountain, Hopewell NJ

Ludwigshafen 12-2018