I hadn’t paid attention until I became a serious photographer truly studying the landscapes. Kansas has a lot of nature, wild and rugged. There are also numerous power poles and power transmitters marching across the land crisscrossing and intersecting every which way. Matter of fact, it is hard to find landscapes without them. I wonder if it is like this in other states in the USA or in other countries?
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It’s like that here in Ohio, and it was like that in other states I’ve lived in. Sometimes, as with your photos, I find those giants marching across the landscape almost works of arts in and of themselves.
Sometimes I do see these giants as a work of art. I have tried to capture that ‘feel’ in my photographs. I don’t think I am quite there though. However, I do keep trying. I’ll probably have many more photos to come on ‘power poles’ art.
Like it here in the UK too…Pylons (as we call them)…there all over the place!
We are so used to em being there ya don’t always notice them…till ya upload those gorgeous landscape shots you spent all day photographing and find just about every shot ruined by these metal monsters….ours seem so much bigger than the ones in your photos though, definitely a different shape to em…this is my arty attempt at a pylon… http://www.flickr.com/photos/yorkylass/2262269455/in/set-72157603430892648/
Hi Jan. Pylons…. neat! I really, really liked your photo of a pylon, underneath and looking up. An excellent artsy attempt. I haven’t dared got that close to one of those Humongous things. I mean, there are danger signs. I’m afraid of getting zapped out of the universe. LOL Thanks for your comment and stopping by.
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