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Wind turbines generating electrical power at Horse Hollow Wind Farm, Nolan county, Texas the world's largest wind power project.
Wind turbines generating electrical power at Horse Hollow Wind Farm, Nolan county, Texas the world's largest wind power project during sunset.
nice looking even when apparently there's no wind blow. seen through glass bus window.
initially i waited for the wing to rotate a bit more, so i can get a better capture, however, after realizing that the wings did not move, the i took whatever i can catch that moment... it's moving bus, so decision should be made very quick or otherwise you miss this turbine...
Taken at Windy Point, north of Pincher Creek, Alberta during the Children of the Wind Kite Festival.
this photo does not begin to capture the vastness of the tehachapi pass wind farm. it seemed to go on forever.
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Name:Wind
IMO:9107851
Flag:Denmark
MMSI:220520000
Callsign:OXSW2
Vessel type:Jack Up
Gross tonnage:1,501 tons
Summer DWT:1,463 tons
Length:55 m
Beam:18 m
Draught:4.8 m
Home port:Aarhus
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Build year:1996
Builder :Scheepswerf Van Rupelmonde
Rupelmonde, Belgium
Winds whips the bow wave.
8:00 PM on July 24
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM | ¹⁄₆₄₀ sec at f/5.0 at ISO 400
© 2010 Mark Gillespie | File: 2A_100724_711
I saw an other version of a wind castle in a photoshop magazine, made by Julien van de Hoef - website: www.julienvandehoef.nl/index.php?option=com_frontpage&...
I liked the wirlpool sky and I tried to make another one, using my own pictures.
Back to the briny, or in this case brackish "Östersjön" or southern Baltic. In this shot a line of wind turbines couldn't turn for lack of wind, the small sail boat was motoring the ripples were caused by us!
The wind blew down five telephone poles in a row. This shows three of the replaced poles, as well as a new crossbeam on another.
JASON ROBERTS ACCOMPANIES "THE WIND"
Friday, November 20, 2015 at 7:30 pm
Experience the 1928 film “The Wind” as it would have been viewed originally—with live, improvised organ accompaniment. This pairing of cinematic masterpiece by director Victor Sjöström and the sounds of Jason Roberts at the organ are sure to be a winning combination. “The Wind,” starring Lillian Gish, was one of the last great silent films. Lillian Gish herself was an active member of St. Bart’s, and is buried in the memorial chapel.
Wind turbines generating electrical power at Horse Hollow Wind Farm, Nolan county, Texas the world's largest wind power project.