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Clearing out the rest of the shots I liked from the trip north last month. These were around Brentwood, east of San Francisco.
The road towards the base of the windmills cuts across a narrow stretch of rice field, then through a low hill with small trees at both sides. While the huge structures in Bangui, Ilocos Norte may resemble gigantic electric fans, they are really wind mills meant to generate electricity to power our gadgets, including, well, electric fans.
Photographs of windmills in Kent, Surrey and Sussex. From a book published in 1930 by The Architectural Press on behalf of The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. Copyright belongs either to SPAB or Elsevier (successor to The Architectural Press), but I been informed by both organisations that the images are free to use for non-profit use by those interested in the study of mills.
Looking close at this windmill and you will see that the pump has been pulled and is leaning on the inside of the structure.
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This is a windmill behind the McDonalds at the 283/114 intersection in Rhome during a full moon. Stacked in PS with 8, 8 minute exposures.
Vlaardingen - 18 april 2012
Ik maakte minstens een dozijn foto's...
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I made at least a dozen pictures...
At Gueltas just outside Noyal Pontivy (on the road to the napoleonic town of Pontivy) is a windfarm of 6 windmills.
Windfarms are springing up all over France as each commune 'does it's bit' for the environment
A very moody and cloudy sky formed a solemn backdrop for this windmill image. It is indeed a reminder that we, the inhabitant of this planet needs to take care of our environment. The windmill is a way to capture a more eco-friendly and renewable form of energy to replace the carbon polluting fossil fuel that we use today.
This windmill is one of the 12 at the windfarm at Albany.