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7 comments:
Sometimes I hate those poles and lines running behind my Haunt... other times I dig em.
It's complicated.
That's very cool.
Thanks!
Those power lines are working well for this image,
in my opinion. Sort of a nightmarish industrial feel.
Coolio
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I do everything to avoid the power lines, but it's no use. They are everywhere! I do think in this instance it works. There are so many of them, they add to the feel of being in a neighborhood of today. Documenting the Halloween of the 2020's. We have such fond memories of running through neighborhoods trick-or-treating, why not capture the Halloween kids see today (at least at your house!).
Very good point. : )
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