Nuke Plant by tizjezzme
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Description
While out driving around today with a friend from work, he and I thought it was interesting seeing the Nuclear Plant in far background and the trees in foreground looking like they do. The Power company trims the tree tops like this to keep them from growing into the power lines ... but is that the case here? :| Hmmm...
We got so many shots today of Geese, Swans and Wild Turkeys, then I upload this. lol I guess I wanted to do something different today.
Hope the new year is treating you well... thanks for stopping by. :)
Shari
Comments (13)
LOL, I thought the same thing when I saw the trees. Nice shot...
That's a pretty cool shot. Interesting stacks on the nuclear plant. We have silos that are shaped more like hour glasses.
Now I can say it looks jus like this outside here, we got the first snow, but the poor trees..... great shot!
Excellent shot.
When you see your children glowing in the dark, THEN it's time to worry! ;=D DPH
Beautifult winter photo erland
Very interesting and you have a sharp eye! I would also like to know what's happened to these trees.
The butchered trees make the vista look so desolate somehow. Sure looks cold! Lovely image, Shari.
Really a powerful composition with these strong lines, excellent work!!
Great image!!!
I even like the snowdrifts. lots of megawatts to heat up MN, eh?
Very interesting! I keep hearing about encouraging breakthroughs in technology, whereby the waste products are able to be re-cycled to prevent the need for finding storage places underground. I know we definitely need their electrical power to produce all the hydrogen we'll be needing to power our vehicles of the future.
Impressive !