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TRiGGER80 In reply to Kernow-Photography [2009-01-07 23:15:57 +0000 UTC]
Hm, yeah...
Its a shame, how sometimes very famous places / buildings / things get torn down, because they "ruin the landscape", even though everyone just LOVES them...
I mean.. .after a while, things like these become TRADEMARKS of a certain area or a city or such.
But its good that someone takes the time to capture a nice shot of this place, so it remains in memory
To me, satellite dishes somehow always were... hmm... sort of.. like "windows into space"... that could pickup trange and unknown signals of undetermined origin, maybe, and can establish contact to places, we dont even dream about... "where no man has gone before" (lol)... At least thats the way i looked at them as a child
And hey: i will definitely look around your gallery a little more when i managed to reply to all the messages and such
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Kernow-Photography In reply to TRiGGER80 [2009-01-08 22:03:25 +0000 UTC]
Yes i agree totally, they are part of our landscape. I was lucky enough to take this shot from half way up another Satellite dish which was huge lol and great to get up there and have a look around as it will probably be the last chance I will get.
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TRiGGER80 In reply to Kernow-Photography [2009-01-08 22:15:23 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, you should use that chance...
I have never seen a satellite dish from that close of a distance...
Wish i could, though
Hope you snap more pics of it!
Oh, and this reminds me of a discussion on some german Photo-Site.
Someone i am acquainted with took a photo of a landscape, right here where i live, because of the landscape and the sky. And he decided to remove the Powerlines and the poles in photoshop, because he thought, it just looked nicer.
And what happened?
World War III !
There were huge discussions and arguments in the comments to the pic, of whether it was right to remove em or not.
Some people stated, it was a part of our lanscape, and so he should not have removed them, others said, the photo was about the sky, and so it was okay to remove them.
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Nameda [2008-08-21 10:45:05 +0000 UTC]
impressive
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JAHarrell [2008-05-29 03:50:23 +0000 UTC]
Cool shot! Have you seen the VLBA? [link] & [link]
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SpunkOnAStick [2008-05-26 14:10:09 +0000 UTC]
That is powerful! We have the VLA here in the USA - [link]
Great shot!
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Kernow-Photography In reply to SpunkOnAStick [2008-05-26 15:42:49 +0000 UTC]
ah right cool i guess there used for the same thing, r they still in use now?
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SpunkOnAStick In reply to Kernow-Photography [2008-05-26 21:52:39 +0000 UTC]
Yes they are! If you've ever seen the movie "Contact", that was the VLA. There's 13 in each of the three rows and they can be positioned as far apart as 26 miles.
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Irish-Baby [2008-05-12 02:14:27 +0000 UTC]
Very cool photo!
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