LuAnn Thatcher
About the Image(s)
My photo this month is something that has caught my eye over the years, high transmission power lines in public areas and residential neighborhoods. For me, I think it begs the question, when does the convenience of the many supersede the safety of the few? This subject was found on a walking trail in a local state park next to the parking and picnic areas.
Camera settings: Fuji XT4, XF16-55mm lens, ISO 320, 1/6000, f/3.2
Basic edits were done in Capture One Pro 22 and then conversion to black and white was done in Nik Silver Efex Pro 3. I use the Classic Portrait Rugged preset and minor adjustments. I like the grain around the image to emphasize the effect and the bright white light from the sky to draw the eye into the subject.
This round’s discussion is now closed!
12 comments posted
(Group 48)
Have a great week!
LuAnn   Posted: 06/03/2022 05:18:50
(Group 48)
I, too, have been captivated by those menacing power lines but I've not taken the time to photograph them. To me, they look like giant aliens posed to invade. By converting to B&W, adding grain and darkness at the perimeter, you have succeeded in making the power lines look even more menacing. Danger! Danger! indeed.
If only Nikola Tesla's scheme for wireless power transmission succeeded, we wouldn't have these lines.
Bunny   Posted: 06/03/2022 16:49:43
I agree with Bunny, it's like an alien invasion.
The vignette worked great.
Well done.
Sincerely
Israel   Posted: 06/04/2022 02:27:40
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LT   Posted: 06/08/2022 14:13:05
Silver Efex Pinhole Camera and then I burned it some more but not sure what I used
Emil   Posted: 06/08/2022 15:06:48