The Cloudmaker by ABodensohn
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I'd like to take you all back to the river I showed you in my panorama shot created last weekend.
Here we have the same powerplant in all its "glory". And while I guess some might argue that this is an architecture image, not a landscape, to me it very much is part of the landscape. I lived my whole life in sight of this structure, it has always been there, always visible, always something that I could recognize as a sign of home from miles and miles away. It may not be a shining beacon, but to me it always has been a sort of beacon. :-)
Here we have the same powerplant in all its "glory". And while I guess some might argue that this is an architecture image, not a landscape, to me it very much is part of the landscape. I lived my whole life in sight of this structure, it has always been there, always visible, always something that I could recognize as a sign of home from miles and miles away. It may not be a shining beacon, but to me it always has been a sort of beacon. :-)
Comments (7)
MrsLubner
Twin towers like this unnerve me. And to think that they open the water around them to fishing!!! Fishing for what? 3 eyed trout??? LOL Wonderful shot.
Liam.
I'm sure they have some filters in place. ;-) I love this photo: the smoke matches the clouds perfectly and you managed to catch some great light there. Also, the clarity and color temperature of that image are stunning. I say, good job.
chrislaarman
Great colors and point of view! To my fellow commentators: These wide towers are devices to condense the steam that has driven the generators, so that it can be fed to the boiler(s), evaporate and again drive the generators. At some point a bit of steam may intentionally be discharged, or water inside the tower may have evaporated and now be condensing. Anyway, this is steam (evaporated water, not smoke (exhaust gas), so I bet it matches the clouds...
Richardphotos
I have always been in awe of these beasts rising from the countryside.the closest one to Dallas is 70-80 miles away. the panorama is excellent as well as this capture
RobyHermida
ESTO NO ES BUENO PARA LA SALUD!!!! CUIDEMOS NUESTRO PLANETA!!!
Issemissen
Strangely beautiful. Beautiful, strange.. :)
-seek-
amazing sight! thanks for sharing this image!