Wired!!!!! by beachzz
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Description
Ah yes, things are done a bit differently down here! This is a pole in front of my building, heaven only knows what all those wires are. I do know lots of them are cable TV, and when someone calls to say their cable's not working, the guys come out, lean a ladder against the pole, and fix it. BUT, how do they fix it? Well, the just disconnect someone else, who then calls to say their cable isn't working, and well....... you get the idea!!!!
Comments (16)
Oh my what a tangle!!! I love the way you have created an artwork from it though which is really creative and artistic of you. Bravo my friend!!!!
Very interesting POV...love the colors in it.
Wow - that's wild! Very cool shot.
fantastic effect ..the color is wow.. wonderful capture...
reminds me of the tangled mess among telephone poles in Manila.friggin' night mare to those that have to work on them.excellent work
No use color coding the wires, huh? :-) a vibrant shot!
HAHA who would of though to take a pic of that mess! lol it's quite interesting, and your story along with it is so perfect! lol cheesy repair jobs, does not surprise me any hehe! nice pov! have a great day ;-)
strange postwork, excellent.
An excellent image.
look like a fire ready to happen here. cool shot and postwork
Interesting! Excellently done!!!
Such a complicated connection up there. Interesting capture. Aloha
it;s a BOMB!! cut the RIGHT wire!!! O.O OH NO!!! look craz-ily weird.
Finding beauty in the most unexpected places!
Looks just like my Junior year Electrical Engineering experiment.
It is a real talent to be able bring an image that's formed in one's own imagination and present it such that others can clearly see what isn't there. but now is. Then it is really impressive (for me at least) to not only be able to do that, but to flip on the switch of another's imagination as well is special. When I first looked at it I thought of a "mast" on a "tall ship" leading up to the "Crow's Nest". My wife thought almost the same thing except she pictured a "Bow Spirit" with all its "Rigging" on a "Tall Ship." I hope this all makes sense.