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For Telegraph Tuesday. I will try and come up with something more interesting for next week. Wishing you all a great Tuesday, hope we get a break from the wind and rain today !

Tottori-city, Japan

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More pylon appreciation.

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Taken at The Dell, Clifton Springs on the Bellarine Peninsula at low tide. So lucky having this beautiful location right on my doorstep!

The Indian Mynah was doing some adjustments.

Happy Telegraph Tuesday!

Given a gallery finish and some colour tweaks.

 

Only a few decades ago, this would have been a forest and marshland image, but this is the reality of city life today. I've presented it, in the same style you would expect a scenic image, alas, the beauty of the countryside has long ago left!

The sun sets on a pair of electric pylons near Chambersville, Texas.

Sonnenuntergang im Nationalpark

Bayerischer Wald.

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Le haut barrage d'Assouan, aussi appelé barrage d'Assouan, en arabe السد العالي, translittéré en as-Sad al-'Aly, est un barrage hydroélectrique construit entre 1960 et 1970, à sept kilomètres en amont de l'ancien barrage d'Assouan, et environ dix kilomètres de la ville d'Assouan, sur le Nil en Haute-Égypte. Considéré comme l'un des plus importants au monde, sa capacité de retenue est 169 milliards de mètres cubes d'eau. Le barrage contient douze générateurs électriques de 175 mégawatts chacun, développant une puissance totale de 2,1 gigawatts. L'exploitation électrique commence en 1967. Quand le barrage atteint pour la première fois sa production électrique maximum, il produisait alors la moitié de l'électricité égyptienne (et encore 15 % en 1998) et permit de relier la plupart des villages égyptiens au réseau électrique pour la première fois.

Taken, Rainbow Lane. Thurrock. Essex.

that notorious Texas Grid

Magdeburger Land - Sachsen Anhalt

 

taken in 2019 with a Sony A7 and a Canon fd 50/1,8 lens

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

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Explore, #457

 

13. Juni 2016

 

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Thanks to all for the friendly comments and favs!

 

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.

Nikon F801

Epson Perfection V600 Photo

Film couleur désaturé

Taken, Thames Path. Stanford-le-Hope. Essex.

Spotted in a nearby street, this pole has a serious lean.

Happy Telegraph Tuesday!

Pylons marching across the countryside, being careful not to step on the A1. I like pylons. This is near Long Bennington. Described in my book "A1 Landmarks", published by Amberley Publishing.

These 2 are for the 'up in the sky' competition

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