Pylons Pt Essington4.jpg by Gill Kopy

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12-JUN-2015

Pylons Pt Essington4.jpg

Nr Terrace, B.C.

Looking at pictures of Port Essington via Google images, it appears that a lot
of the town was built on these pylons.
PS I'm not going to be around much over the next week or so - lots happening
in this neck of the woods !!!

Canon EOS 6D
1/640s f/11.0 at 40.0mm iso400 full exif

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Karen Moen		15-Mar-2016 04:23
Looks like a crowded beach with lots of really skinny people! Love the view from between the trees. Voted.

Ursula Miller		17-Aug-2015 07:05
I like the composition of this mysterious looking scene and the soft light. V

Claude		15-Aug-2015 00:49
Great capture of history.V

Chris Spracklen		10-Aug-2015 21:46
A well taken and fascinating image, Gill. V I hope all goes well next week. We'll still be here.

Neil Marcus		10-Aug-2015 16:27
An interesting look at these remnants of things past."V"

Buz Kiefer		07-Aug-2015 17:56
Nice signposts of an interesting past. Vote.

woody34		07-Aug-2015 01:39
Beautifully composed, love that misty atmosphere and colouring...V

Walter Otto Koenig		06-Aug-2015 19:06
Great perspective and so nicely framed. I like the soft lighting and colors. "V"

Tom LeRoy		06-Aug-2015 17:00
Spectacular shot, must have been something to see years ago. V

bill friedlander		06-Aug-2015 15:26
Nicely framed shot of the pylons and surrounding area. They do pique the curiosity. V

Yvonne		06-Aug-2015 11:04
Beautiful gentle colouring, and very interesting to see the pylons! v

Helen Betts		06-Aug-2015 08:21
Beautifully framed capture of the pylons, and a great mood as well. V.

Anitta		06-Aug-2015 05:29
Excellent framing in this beautiful scene. V

joseantonio		06-Aug-2015 04:09
Such a lovely composition and great framing.V.

globalgadabout		06-Aug-2015 01:40
waterfront property is usually of prime interest...the pylons (just checked google images too) seem a tad eerie without the buildings...the weather adds to the mood here..

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