Pylons Pillows

A monochrome linocut of electricity pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts.

A White and Purple Linocut of Electricity Pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts.

Orange Pylons

A striking linocut of soaring white pylons against a black sky. Perfect on pillows, posters, prints, mugs, masks... and much more. The perfect gift.

A black and teal linocut of electricity pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts.

A black and pink linocut of electricity pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts.

A white and blue linocut of electricity pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts.

A linocut of striking grey pylons against a yellow backdrop. Bold and unusual.

A black and mustard yellow linocut of electricity pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts. Available in a range of colours

A white and pink linocut of electricity pylons. Industrial beauty. Great on T shirts and gifts.

ERA 2 of Obsidian Relic, the changing of the celestial, the coming of the Pylons

Make a statement with this black and pink pylons print. Digital art from an original linocut available on cushions, clocks, coasters and many more gifts.

Pink Pylons

Want to confuse, or possibly enrage a gamer? Try showing them this and watch as they try to make sense of the nonsensical.

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As the sun went down from our vantage point on the Ty Ni Caravan and Motorhome Club CL on Conway Mountain we were treated to this beautiful sunset. Whilst I appreciate that not everyone likes pylons I think that they look very majestic!

Pier One, Dawes Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia

An icy December morning under a bridge in Rovaniemi, Lapland, Finland

Life's Too Short To Ignore Bollards funny design. Good for men, women, anyone who appreciates the impassive protectiveness of the bollard. Humorous saying and bollards or barrier posts graphic.

The now demolished cooling towers at Ferrybridge Power station near Wakefield and Leeds, West Yorkshire, Canon 70D 55mm ISO 800 f8.0 1/250th

The stoic, impassable front line of any football offense are very much the bollards of a great team.

The pylon that will energize your fields.

PINNACLES - Western Australia Nambung National Park sunset.

Pylons standing in the bay near Shorncliffe Pier early on an autumn morning.

Northern End of Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney, NSW, Australia

The London Eye or Millenium Wheel - one of most recognizable symbol of London. One of the best place to see beautiful city panorama. View from bottom of wheel, image enriched with additional colors.

Well Worn Pilings Portland Maine by Debra Martz The pilings, originating from piers of the past, remain intact in a collective heap at the cruise terminal in Portland, Maine, even after the passage of many years. I found them interesting in their weathered and worn state, and even more so when a single cormorant landed on one. Amazing to me was its "matching colors" of silver, black, and orange. A beautiful display of nature amidst the relics of the maritime past. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231013-DSC_9843.NEF

A shot of a colorful Smokey Kansas Sunset, with tree's,power lines, fence, and a Rural Mail Box west of Hutchinson Kansas USA out in the country.

An electricity pylon painted in bright rainbow colours

I don't often take photos of man made scenes - but I couldn't resist these huge pylons, striding across the landscape! This is the main electricity supply for Melbourne from the LaTrobe Valley - crossing Churchill National Park in Victoria, Australia.

Round bales in a field near Branton, Northumberland, UK

Departing the Gazebo of Worlds.

A stunning full Moon contrasted by silhouetted electricity pylons in South Wales.

Reflections

Typical visual pollution turns into beauty in a partnership with golden hour.

Melbourne docklands & Bolte Bridge, Victoria, Australia