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FreeCamera / nohud CT by Erika & One3rd • Sweetfx By Reshade • 6K res • Photomode
An electrical fence located at the cattle ranch located at Michigan Bar Board. This is at the East location of Sacramento County.
I spotted this set of pylons recently when there was a storm brewing and thought it would make a good composition with a moody sky backdrop. I tried it with both short and long exposures and this was the best I think. I also liked the concept of combining man made electricity with the natural electricity in the clouds. For this I used a Lee Big Stopper and a 3 stop Lee neutral density graduated filter although it actually needed another stop. It was an exposure of several minutes but as the clouds were slow moving, it still gave a streaking effect which is what I wanted. I also always use long exposure noise reduction which doubles the wait time before you can preview the shot! A lightning strike onto the Pylon would have been nice but you can't have it all!
86610 & 607 "The Institution of Electrical Engineers" (both CE - MDNC) - 4S87 (0815 MO or SX Felixstowe North or South FLT - Coatbridge CT, which was formed of containers on Freightliner 5 wagon [FFA / FGA] sets) - Preston - 05/07/93.
The Cimko 24mm wide angle lens exaggerates the size of the electricity pylon, making it tower over the house in the bottom left corner.
Date taken: April 3 2021
Camera: Olympus OM-2 Spot Program
Film: Fujicolor C200
Lens: Cimko 24mm
ISO setting: 200
Exposure: I think this was in Program mode (full auto aperture and shutter). No record kept anyway. Off-the-film electronic metering with no +/- EV offset.
Developing and scanning: The Film Safe Ltd
Post processing: Some shadow recovery.
One of the brushes fitted to a sub-minuature electric motor sitting on One Pound UK
Many thanks for the Favs and the comments :-) HMM
certainly more than expected for such a specialist macro - much appreciated.
The downstream side of the circa-1897 hydropower plant, one of the first of its kind ever built and the oldest still in operation.
With a little cropping and processing, a photo taken this year could look a century old. Right out of the bottom of the picture are some blaze orange safety markers, and to the left are the modern transmission lines. What I didn't need to crop out was the adjacent coal-fired power plant that took over when too little water was flowing on the Hudson River to generate electricity. That was demolished years ago.