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The mist was disappearing rapidly as I took this image, I took some time fiddling with the old Soviet MTO500 and only just managed to capture this before the composition was gone.
The MTO500 3M5CA is an f/8 reflector lens of about 550mm. I think this composition could have benefitted from zooming out slightly, but you can't do that with a fixed lens!
and sinking sun... on the Island Margarita - Venezuela -
taken from the bus on the road after landing -
pylône qui monte et ..soleil qui descend ! - une photo prise juste après
l'atterrissage sur l' île de Margarita dans le bus qui nous ramène à l'hôtel.
I saw a beautiful ICM last week and one of the comments asked with what else other than trees, would ICM work. I decide to find out. I got a shot I liked of part of a pylon, but then I got a bit carried away in PS...... after all it is Sunday - HSS!
The remaining pylons from the historic Princes Pier standing proud from the water of Port Phillip Bay
Standing right under the pylon and pointing the camera straight up.
117 pictures in 2017 (76) power / powerful
Sun Behind Pylons - Lomography ActionSampler, Fujicolor Superia 400.
Click here to see a video I made about this camera: youtu.be/1iKxoz7Zhcs
I liked the contrast between barn and pylon; both steel, but different forms and purposes.
Near Faringdon , Hampshire.
Thanks Alan !
Think worth another visit.
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National Grid’s Training Centre, in Eakring, north of Nottingham, has a representative selection of pylon types found in the UK. These are used to train overhead line staff in maintenance and repair work.
The entrance pylon to the small temple from the Ptolemaic period erected near the much older workers' village at Deir el-Medina, Thebes
I finally got around to finishing him. Unfortunately, I didn't have sufficient time to photograph him this weekend since I was taking the ACT and seeing Doctor Strange on Saturday and I was busy cleaning my room on Sunday and ran out of daylight. I did set up a new photography area that should be better since it's right next to the window as opposed to five feet away from it, so hopefully this will work better.
As the teaser picture suggests, yes, Pylon does have a light-up eye courtesy of Power Functions LEDs, photos of that will come when I fully photograph him, but for now this is the only proper picture I have of him.
Parts usage was also a big component of building this guy, which is probably why he took so long. I wanted to incorporate as many odd, seemingly useless parts as I could while maintaining functionality. I think I succeeded since I managed to work in HF 1.0 torso and leg armor, Stars bits, and McToran arms. Whether it looks good or not, I'll let you all be the judge on that :)
In the story blurb I'm crafting for him, he's part of the same robotic warrior race as Spry , so I wanted to make him look similar enough that the two could be associated while making him distinct enough to be his own character. As opposed to the scout, TFP Bumblebee-esque idea I had for Spry, Pylon is a hulking brute that would rather smash his enemies head-on than take shots at them from a distance.