Being an electrical engineer, I love anything that sparks, buzzes, or glows. These are most excellent and I'm particularly fond of the first. I've had this idea for a shot in my head for months and this might just be the inspiration to go get it (nothing dangerous).
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Being an electrical engineer, I love anything that sparks, buzzes, or glows. These are most excellent and I'm particularly fond of the first. I've had this idea for a shot in my head for months and this might just be the inspiration to go get it (nothing dangerous).
Very crisp image.
Perfect shots !
amazing details! I very much like the diagonal lines!...
Exellent! Love the details, and mono makes them more interesting, I think.
Good topic for mono art. The light makes them .
I really like the first one, so clear and sharp.
I like the first one too. Unusual subject for a photo - the strong graphic lines and diagonals make a really punchy image.
I like the top one best but both are very good.
I love monochrome shots that show details like these.
wow, the first one zings... 'look at me' sort of thing
the 2nd subtly waits and gradually works its charm!
I like!
have to laugh at woody... "nothing dangerous" makes it all the more intriguing!
Great photos! Julie, you should charge us for all your work.
I like the first one Julie. Then again, I can't make up my mind because the second photo has me interested as well.
Wonderful lines and light in the first one. Great in b&w.
Amazing details Julie, especially the first shot!
Very interesting shots! lovely!
You've done a great job of taking a common thing that would have gone unnoticed by most and made it glorious.
i love the industrial beauty of these....
great photos!
Common objects that we don't think twice about suddenly acquire a new dimension when you concentrate on shape and form in Black and white.
Very industrial. I really miss not having a railway close by! They tracks and cables make for great subjects. Great job!
what beautiful clear shots, not that all your photos aren't clear but I guess it's the contrast of the b&w. They've made a great subject!
That's the sort of stuff I find myself taking pictures of, and then having to explain to those with me why I'm taking pictures of wires. Cheers!
Congrats on making the wall.
Taa ... yes, I noticed that.
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