Tower of Power and other Cool Shots.

Aussie_bluey

This high tension Power Tower is 365 feet high and supports power lines that cross the Port River in Adelaide. :

Aussie_bluey

This is an old Light House that is at the Maritime Museum in Port Adelaide. :

Aussie_bluey

This water feature is supposed to represent Waves and is situated next to the Bicentennial Conservatory in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. :

JamieC

Aussie_bluey wrote:

This high tension Power Tower is 365 feet high and supports power lines that cross the Port River in Adelaide. :

Amazing how these normally boring electricity towers become interesting when shot from a different angle! Thanks for sharing.

Jamie

Aussie_bluey

Hi James,
I like to take photos of things from different angles, so I'm always on the look out for something interesting to photograph.

Tim

MuskyDude

Aussie_bluey wrote:

Hi James,
I like to take photos of things from different angles, so I'm always on the look out for something interesting to photograph.

Tim

That's the way to be, Tim. And look at what you can find, just excellent.


AJ

Angelo

fantastic shots! your colors are so vibrant.

I'm fascinated by the water feature at the botanical garden. i find myself staring at it to determine it's structure. I have ideas but would love to hear from you how this was constructed.

TassieD

Aussie_bluey wrote:

This is an old Light House that is at the Maritime Museum in Port Adelaide. :

Hi there Tim, does the Maritime museum still have the old tug boat with the dollar sign painted on the funnell? spent many a weekend camping out on it as a kid. Great shots, is making me want the holidays at the end of the year come around quicker so I get back there again....lol thanks for sharing.

Cheers
David C

Skippy

Gosh You'd Never Know

Aussie_bluey wrote:

This high tension Power Tower is 365 feet high and supports power lines that cross the Port River in Adelaide. :

That doesn't look anything like a Power Tower from the angle......great shape.
Skippy (Australia)

Aussie_bluey

Hi Tassie,

The museum has the Yelta which is a Steam Tug, the tug with the Dollar sign on its funnel is now on land next to where the tugs are moored.
Tim

TassieD

Aussie_bluey wrote:

Hi Tassie,

The museum has the Yelta which is a Steam Tug, the tug with the Dollar sign on its funnel is now on land next to where the tugs are moored.
Tim

Thanks Tim, looks like I will be paying the museum a visit when I head back to Adelaide for a holiday at christmas time.