A fire hydrant along Meridian Street and Vermont Street in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. Canon XTi / Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/400) / Aperture: f/7.1 / Focal Length: 300 mm / ISO Speed: 200 / Exposure Bias: +2/3 EV / 70-300mm f/5.6 Sigma Lens
This little manhole caught my eye because of it’s green-ness and then again because it really looks like a manhole but is way too small. /
A relentless invasion of the steel men.
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....that trails black wire; / .....Pylons, those pillars / Bare like nude giant girls that have no secret….. / Pic inspired by the poem “The Pylons” – by Stephen Spender. / Photos taken from the car window (passenger side of course) Featured in “The Woman Photographer” group. / Featured in “Public Utilities” group.
a car park in an industrial lot in Bassendean.
I found this right next to a beautiful park.
from an industrial estate in suburban Melbourne
:) (Untouched Photo)
not quite what I expected
The sky has been wonderful lately first thing in the morning while Diesel and I are out for our walk. Took the new Sony along the other day and cought this. Seems that our urban need for power is fed by the transmission lines through rural Canada. Take in rural Ontario just outside Lonsdale.
whatever that is… /
“controlled” burns are deliberately lit bush fires that aim to reduce the amount of flammable material on the forest floor. At this time of year the sky is often thick with smoke giving a hazy gloom to the sky.
the patterns of the power lines are like drawings in the sky
Hydrants, Drains, Manhole Covers, Spigots… and that’s just the Water Works Department! Brand new and shiny, or old and decrepit, details, macros, or long shots… as long as the utility is clearly the subject!
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