Distribution of Power by Svarg
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Kodak DC240 zoom & Photoshop
World Leaders' and politicians' actions and opinions are carefully followed, dissected and debated by the masses. But are those masses deluded? Who, in the final analysis, really holds all the cards?
Confession: these images hold a special fascination for me, probably because my father was an electrical engineer and I always thought this stuff looked 'neat'!
Thanks for Looking &
Have a great week!
Ken
Comments (11)
To me this is beauty, but I'm a lil on the strange side. I guess I like the structures of man. I mean........ they are quite artistic.
Great feeling of power here. I love the way the images are blended. The big insulators in the center have a Frankenstien's labratory feel that centers the image.
sweet. Great composite. and a wonderful idea. Well done. It does look neat.
Outstanding work of art here Love the layared look and feel of this piece as may different plans of glass with prints on them then placed one atop the other. Excellently powerful work of art
Interesting composite! I admit to having a fascination as well, tempered with a generous dose of fear & respect! Who is the puppet master? Who indeed! Great image!
Great architectural composition, very majestic in a strange way...I really love those glass cap cones thingies ! What a BUZZ & ~Cheers~ :O)
that power ther. donot touch...real good image
Looks very impressive. Fantastic idea and excellent work!!!
~Outstanding Capture!You Did A Fine Job!~
Missed this one ~ the multiple exposures really add to the confusion of this tech. Well done.
i always thought they looked pretty kewl too.. like from outer space or something.. like how you mulitplied them in layering :]