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Glass insulators on a high-voltage transmission line catch teh sun and contrast with New Mexico's azure sky....
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Edited - re-saved at higher resolution.
Glass insulators on a high-voltage transmission line catch teh sun and contrast with New Mexico's azure sky.
The poles are pre-weathered steel, so that they are not as visible from a distance - an effort spoiled in part by their own glass insulators!
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COOLPIX P80

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Aperture f/8 ISO 64 Shutter 1/370 Focal Length 58/10

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Loving, New Mexico, US

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Jul, 2019

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