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Gathering up to head south.
Once nesting season ends both adults and juveniles gather on electrical wires by the dozens, socializing before they migrate.
Taken in Norfolk.
Disused car park at Butterwell Disposal Point – an industrial complex where opencast coal was stockpiled and processed for decades.
North of Morpeth, Northumberland, north east UK.
Cracked, and frayed insulation; this decades old plug was manufactured by the Hubbell company circa 1940's.
From the same series as the old shot below.
This time I added the fifth wire and the violin's key ^_^
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sinfonia di volatili 2.0
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happy fence friday all!
hmmm ... now if this fence post
was a candle, i would light the wick
and ask our dear friend, kim klassen
to make a wish and blow it out ...
yes, today is her special day ...
i, for one, am so glad for the day she was born
and for all the creativity she spreads
about this fun flickr community!
swim by her stream or 2bbb if you would like
to sing her 'happy birthday' ... *wink* ...
xo
i am honoured and humbled ... thank you EXPLORE!
First attempt of taking a shot of wire wool spinning after meeting some fellow photographers who had some wire wool with them on a clear night on Saltburn beach
Chemigram
Out in the country wire fences get covered in rubbish thrown from cars.
Wetting the photographic emulsion in warm water I then scratch the surface with a metal tool.
Fomabrom hard glossy (FB) paper
Wires soldered to a circuit board (inside a piece of lab equipment used for monitoring air quality) for Macro Mondays, theme: Wire
Oh yeah, its great for a flaky scalp!
White balanced to the color of the sparks to make it look a bit different. Wire wool is all the rage at the moment but I'm trying to resist saturating my stream with it, so this will do for now :)