Skywatch Friday.
Transmission lines in different directions against a blue sky at the Björklund Horse Farm in Västerhaninge.
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12 comments:
En Islande, mais ils proposent de mettre des des pylônes électriques à formes humaines pour remplacer ces pylônes si laid
Kjempestilig!!! ike særlig pene de mastene, men vel ganske så nødvendig vel. :-)
God helg til deg.
Great composition and a beautiful sky.
That's a very good idea Olivier, because they are not very pretty to look at!
The photo is great but the wires make me feel all boxed in!
Riktigt snyggt fångat!
Good composition. The skyline is forming several geometric figueras. I like this type of photography and have lots of them.
Greetings
Like the composition here. The horses must be quite energized ;-)
What a lovely shot is this. Love how those electric wire crisscross against the blue sky. Happy weekend!
Scaly sky
I like the different patterns the wires mak in this angle. A positive and interesting way to show an otherways so everyday an not so beautiful sight
I spent my career in the electric industry. When you come to appreciate how useful electricity is to our lives, you begin to think of transmission lines as beautiful. (Let a storm knock them down and live without power for a few days and more people will come around to my way of looking at them!)
Beautiful shot!
I had also had a similar idea...
;-)
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