by WireWizardz (8.99 GBP) ift.tt/1LmpEGB

Many older neighborhoods still have secondary racks with spool insulators. This is a junction pole with them in Georgetown in Evesham built in the mid 1950s. Around 1960 secondary wires began to be twisted into a cable. The service drop lines here were replaced with twisted cables branching off on the left. Primary line Pole-top pin and insulator, suspension insulator for dead end. The street lights were replaced in this area a couple years ago with this type of fixture.

Starlings gathering on the electric wires along a highway just before sunset.

Don't even think about going beyond this point.

More wire sculptures by Polly Verity

Connectivity cuts in wires but flies in the sky.

Barbed wire fence

Photo-A-Day 5/16/13

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Violet-green Swallow VGSW (Tachycineta thalassina)

Sluggett Farm

Maber West

Central Saanich

BC

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and circles and rectangles

Memory wire bracelets in red, orange, green, blue, turquoise, purple and black.

Wires radiating out from a telephone pole on Barton street.

An attempt to make what could have been a standard sunset shot a bit more interesting.

A picture I never thought would end up on flickr, but here it is. Who knows why I pick some of these random shots for the internet to see.

WSM's diamond-shaped radio antenna is famous, but WSM doesn't want you to get too close.

Line wired drawing

somewhere on the north sea

27/09/2017

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Wired Sky

This is the picture I intended to post last Sunday, but didn't find the time ....

to keep the cows where they are supposed to be

My electronic travel kit, roll on bluetooth!

Hana Tichá

these electrical lines intersecting remind me of those sheets used in middle school to teach us complementary and supplementary angles

Wires or no wires, this is still a cool spot to shoot Y129 on the Shelbyville Secondary. How often can you say you get to shoot a unit in ICE paint with the Indianapolis skyline as the background?

Editorial illustration for Wired. Hopefully this will be animated for the Ipad version of the magazine for future-folk and tin men to browse.