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24-02-12, 10:28 PM
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120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

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24-02-12, 11:11 PM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

Looks quite bleak, the treeline is windblown explaining the reason for placing the turbines at this site.


     
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24-02-12, 11:13 PM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

The sites called fuller brook, 22 120m turbines feeds 30,000 homes just outside barnstaple, you can see them for miles.
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24-02-12, 11:35 PM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

I was down at Herne Bay yesterday. They have lots of these offshore there.

I like the pp you've done. You can feel the bleakness.


     
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25-02-12, 01:11 AM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

A good subject matter, I like the PP/tones you've used on this shot.

This could be a good subject for tripod and slowish shutter speed to get a bit of blur in the turbine blades.
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25-02-12, 03:03 AM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

Does look very bleak - quite nice! And I like Ken's idea a lot!

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25-02-12, 08:24 AM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

In my opinion they are damned eyesore and blot on the scenery. Also a total waste of money as they will never generate enough energy to fuel this nation.

Rant over

I like the bleak look of this image but think it would have benefited from a slower shutter speed to give some feeling of movement (motion blur) to the turbines. Assuming they were moving that is and if they were not, it just goes to prove my rant above

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25-02-12, 08:33 AM
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In my opinion they are damned eyesore and blot on the scenery. Also a total waste of money as they will never generate enough energy to fuel this nation.

Rant over

I like the bleak look of this image but think it would have benefited from a slower shutter speed to give some feeling of movement (motion blur) to the turbines. Assuming they were moving that is and if they were not, it just goes to prove my rant above

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25-02-12, 11:48 AM
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Re: 120m High wind turbines Ilfracombe, On a very cold morning

Yes definitely a blot on the landscape, ruining our lovely views like they do........Like your image though, for its bleakness
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