A personal blog by Ackworth born Gerald England who married a Lancashire lass, went West and now lives in Cheshire.
Sunday, March 07, 2010
Shadow Shot Sunday:
Ashburys Station
A few days ago I caught a train out of Manchester Piccadilly towards Glossop. It is an electrified line. Power is passed from the overhead cables to pick-up arms on the top of the train.
When we stopped at Ashburys station, I couldn't help but notice how the shadow of one of the pick-up arms fell so neatly on the platform fence.
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The electrical apparatus leaves a stunning shadow on the fence. The electrified rail lines here have fences like this to keep the people at bay, but the fence leaves an artistic capture here.
ReplyDeleteMy SSS has a similar theme, electricity and the rails...
Good geometric design in this shadow shot...albeit shocking!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific shot, Gerald! It always amazes me how very normal things like electrical apparatus can leave such beautiful, elegant shadows! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Hi Gerald,
ReplyDeleteit lokks great, congratulation for that shot!
Yvi
I laugh at all of us..amazing how we start to notice shadows..
ReplyDeleteVery nice picture..
Happy SSS.
what a great urban shot...
ReplyDeleteNice shot--funny how we notice shadows now during everyday routines.
ReplyDeleteHappy SSS to you.
Now I'm expecting a shadowy train to make it's way next to the pickup rail.
ReplyDeleteGreat shadow shot!
ReplyDeleteGood one. I like how functional structures can leave interesting and beautiful shadows.
ReplyDeleteWe may not like too much mechanical landscape around us, but they certainly stir up some interesting shadows! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing where we find shadows!
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