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10 Cool Photos of Electrical Power
All this news of nuclear reactors made me think of the electrical grid that covers the world, and how this works its way into photography. It’s n...
All this news of nuclear reactors made me think of the electrical grid that covers the world, and how this works its way into photography. It’s not like you can actually photograph electrical current, but it’s still extremely visual and prominent nearly everywhere we look.
From within the PhotoShelter community, I found many images that show the visual effect that electrical power has around the world. Here are a few of my favorites…
Dry Zone Toque Macaque by Barney Wilczak.
Tehachapi, California by Daryl Peveto.
Kyoto, Japan: An electricity pole by Huw Lambert/ JellyFish Photography.
Hand creating static electricity by Mark E. Gibson.
Water and Electricity Rationing in Venezuela by Meridith Kohut.
Birds, Dallas Texas by Laura Allen.
Light bulb from sodapix/F1online.
Palmdale, California by Daryl Peveto.
War of the Worlds, Suffolk, 2008 by Paul Cooklin.
Robin and warning sign by Ed Maynard.
If you’ve spotted (or shot) any cool photos relating to electrical power, please share them by posting a link below!
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