Now over these small hills they have built the concrete....
....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)
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CynLynn
Lynne, this is wonderful! such a great mix of man and nature, well done!
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks so much my friend for your kind words! :))
DesImages
Wonderful collage of images. There is a real sense of doom here with the murky colours and shadowy background.
Lynne Haselden replied
Thank you so much Wellingtonian – the pic is a collage of Auckland and Whangarei scenes. :)
Ric Alexander
Good montage, love the busy appearance in it.
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks Ric – had to think hard about this one. :)
corinna wagner
well done!
Lynne Haselden replied
Thank you Corinna! :)
Jen Ryan
Lynne Haselden replied
Yay! Thanks so much guys! :))
Lorena Maria
Hmm!! What a HIGH VOLTAGE AREA!!! so beautiful!!
Lynne Haselden replied
Thank you Lorena – whoever knew pylons could be so beautiful! :)
Lois Bryan
completely love this image!!!!!!!! wonderful structure and composition of the elements … fabulous post processing!!! I’m always fascinated by these things … to see them properly brought to their rightful artistic stature is a joy!!!! One I’ve thought of attempting for so long … but now … I won’t have to!!! Well done!!!
Lynne Haselden replied
No go ahead and dabble away – I’m always amazed at how uniquely the same subject matter turns out when treated by a group of people. I am having such fun exploring this theme and learning all the way. Thank you so much for your kind comments. Cheers. Lynne
Delany Dean
This is amazing! Wonderful work!
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks so much for your support! :)
joyousmoon
Gorgeous! Congratulations on your feature!
maileilani
Great work!
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks very much Maileilani – beautiful name. ( I thought Maile was Samoan for dog? – different language I know – absolutely no offence intended – my friend had a very beautiful little Maile) x :)
maileilani
LOL. Not offended at all. I’m going to have to tell my mom and dad what it means in Samoan. It’s Hawaiian. Broken down, my name means…come, garland (lei) of heaven.
Lynne Haselden replied
It may be spelled differently in Samoan. (Maile, I mean) :)
PinkButterflies
A deeply thought provoking image, I find the superbly merged images quite disturbing.
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Lynne Haselden replied
Thank you PinkButterflies – thats a wonderful comment, and thats why I did it. x Lynne
Nelson Campbell
This made me gulp immediately…wow, this is a very powerful, instructive image, or images actually…This is fantastic and inspired work.
Lynne Haselden replied
Thankyou for your gulp Nelson! At the moment, finding the name for my efforts is as exciting as actually making them! x Lynne
elfie
Magnificent work…
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks Elfie – same to you and your icky snaky one! :))
Anne McGinn
Reminds me of Sutro Towers in San Francisco – great image
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks Anne – Auckland public hospital each side and South Auckland pylons in the middle, plus the view from my bedroom window in the background. :)
Barbara Corvino
Interesting post processing, evocative picture.
Ciao. Barbara
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks very much Barbara – sometimes I fiddle around post processing, I cant remember what I’ve done (but I have fun doing it)
Kai Ora. Lynne
Scott d'Almeida
fabulous
Lynne Haselden replied
As always Scott – thankyou so much!.........Lynne
reflector
An awesome image ! Great colours and interesting transparent effect.
Lynne Haselden replied
Thanks for that I had fun mucking around with it and learned alot in the process – I made it for one of the group challenges – then forgot to enter it! :\
reflector
I’ve done things like that before too ! A great effort. :)
Tama Blough
I invite you to submit this to the new group Public Utilities!
Lynne Haselden replied
Thankyou Tama – I have just done so…....... Lynne :)