“Do the one thing you think you cannot do. Fail at it. Try again. Do better the second time. The only people who never tumble are those who never mount the high wire. This is your moment. Own it.”

{Oprah Winfrey}

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Wire Tailed Swift, Mae Hia, Chiang Mai, Thailand

A close up view of a fan including the wire cage, blades and motor. Available light only from camera right.

my first attempts at wire jewellery

Another fun night at Shepshed Camera Club with a bit of a spin.

Olympus OMD EM1

Tokina 300mm Mirror Lens

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Toma de un poste de cables en Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. (Shot of a cable post)

Random street from Delhi, near Old Delhi. I was amazed by the order in chaos of those cables ... Do half of them work?

Wired in Massachusetts

North Truro, MA

Second of 4 commissioned wire birds. 20 ga. galvanized steel wire.

Barbed wire

Wires on a tower

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Illustration made for Wired US. It was then also published on Wired UK and GQ South Africa.

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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.

Connectivity cuts in wires but flies in the sky.

wire copper set