Late night trip to Wembury to experiment with wire wool. Great fun!

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.

120mm

f/16

250th

50 ISO

1 Softbox from left

1 Beauty dish back left

Go-Betweens

Cable Release

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.

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You can see the layer of ice on the wires

Barbed wire fence

wire copper set

Wires;

Aprelevka, Moskovskaya oblast, Russia;

55°33'56" N 37°5'33" E;

Yashica FX-D Quarz, ISO 200, Svema A-2SH

13kv lines may be near a substation.

Abandoned building in Duluth, Mn... We found the wires, metal, tape, and mask inside.

copper wire, polymer clay

Photo-A-Day 5/16/13

1659

The green one is my favourite :-)

Violet-green Swallow VGSW (Tachycineta thalassina)

Sluggett Farm

Maber West

Central Saanich

BC

DSCN4682

Wired

shot through the roof of my car on the way home from work

Wires are almost always a faux pas in photos, but sometimes there is beauty in the unconventional.

The image is a Maxwell render the printed heads are available at Shapeways

stuff dug up from the archives

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.

Wired Sky