Cold Fusion by Fraser McCallum

I'd normally avoid pylons, but as these go right across Lea Valley Park, they're kind of hard to miss. Strange to have something so "industrial" across a wildlife haven I've always thought.

Category: Landscapes	Views: 171

Category: Landscapes

Views: 171

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Camera	Canon EOS 50D
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Focal Length	13mm
Shutter Speed	Not Entered
Aperture	F/16
ISO	400
Date Taken	Not Entered
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License	All Rights Reserved

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26/02 2012

08:04

Jim Henderson

well those lines work for you Fraser
24/02 2012

01:17

Chris Whitaker

Love the contrast between the two Frasder, not to mention the toning, beautiful.
23/02 2012

10:42

Liz Cooke

Love the title - very apt. A beautiful portrayal of natural beauty and man-made vulgarity. Fabulous comp.
23/02 2012

01:57

Mo Williams

point made very well Fraser..well done..Mo
22/02 2012

05:15

andrew w

interesting statement image great work
22/02 2012

03:13

Rick Rae

Nice shot Fraser. Sums up the contrast between man and nature. Rick
22/02 2012

02:06

Doros Theodorou

Beautiful treatment and nice framing. Like the steps on snow leading on the trees. Lovely work.
21/02 2012

07:59

Sjoerd B

Excellent composition and POV. Well treated too.
21/02 2012

07:59

Sjoerd B

Excellent composition and POV. Well treated too.
21/02 2012

04:40

Jeremy White

A great eco message in there too Fraser!
21/02 2012

01:54

David Gill

Very good use of the pylons here Fraser, well done. D
21/02 2012

09:59

Ric Hampton

Gorgeous work Fraser, love tone to this
21/02 2012

08:38

Brian Slade

I'm anti pylon myself Fraser but if it feels & looks good 'go for it' I say....this image is rather nice!
21/02 2012

05:02

Ajith Kumar KC

Nice idea and a good image to go with it!
20/02 2012

09:35

John Hampsey Pettigrew

a fine image fraser,man and nature in harmony(almost)ohhh was it ever a good weekend watched the game here with a BIG smile....john
20/02 2012

08:56

peter hopson

well if it's there !!!!!! nice compo and tones , pete, like it
20/02 2012

08:37

Otto Dwiyanto

Very smart angle...like the tone too
20/02 2012

06:38

patrick strik

great compo mate.
20/02 2012

05:18

Paul Primus

Nicely framed dual lead fraser, like the juxtapose man V natural element.

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