solar panels by Richardphotos
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this is on farm land below Sequoia National Forest home to the General Sherman Tree. there are more on the other side of the highway
Comments (20)
Interesting!
and the crop is self-harvesting!
Cool, great capture!
wow a lot of panels, interesting capture ☺
I've seen on TV that Texas has more and more "green power" farms... That sounds good to me ! Great capture Richard !
When I first saw this, I thought it was that huge solar harvesting operation a little ways west of Gila Bend, AZ on I-8. There should be a lot more of this going on in the US but not anymore with Mr. Trump in office and all that coal the mine. Gotta keep his buddies happy and rich!
Glad to see that being done!
Your photographic work is so impressive Richard. In my opinion, your work is good enough to be featured in National Geographic Magazine. Very noteworthy indeed Sir!
Interesting shot :)
Exellent shot.
I think this solar park is fantastic. Always better than a nuclear power plant. And the sun shines around the clock. (Okay, at night, somewhere else.) Fantastic photo, Richard.
me like
Fantastic photo sure but here we see these solar farms springing up everywhere and spoiling the view of the country side
lot of them
It's fine!
Wow haven't seen anything like this in our neck of the woods yet.
Solar power is the way to go - nice capture!!!
solar power is big just above me in North Carolina great shot
Man, that's a lot of solar panels..... But we need more of these... Clean, and free energy from the sun.... (well, not free for us consumers, but still..). Great shot of this solar farm, Richard!
Great shot