Turbines

Taken from a distance these turbines are huge, it’s hard to give a scale but the crane is about 250ft tall! The buildings are dwarfed by the size of them. They are on the other side of the river Tees.
Best on black

Thank you for all your lovely comments and favs all are appreciated and welcome.

[carol white]

Great composition.Fav😊

[Mags]

Love the black and white!

[Peter Dulis]

nice one

[Barb]

Great b&w!

[KV]

Nice industrial scene.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great b/w

[haskar]

Great use of b&w in this scene.

[Corinne C]

Beautiful B&W. The buildings also help us getting the scale of these!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Shutterbug]

Nice comp. I like the choice of b&w.

[Joan Robillard]

Good BW

[Islandgirl]

Great b&W

[Kathy]

Black and white was a good choice for this industrial image.

[eDorre]

Excellent in b&w. Love all the lines

[Rob Z]

Great shapes, textures and contrasts - a beaut industrial shot.

[Diana]

Beautiful shapes and lines, great b/ image.

[Issi Bannerman]

Nicely captured.

[Wylie]

a great view of their enormity!

[Dione Giorgio]

Some great engineering works there. Beautiful shot.

[Harry J Benson]

WOW

[Michelle]

Amazing capture

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is so interesting looking.

[Fisher Family]

A super shot - fav! I hadn't realised wind turbines were being manufactures beside the River Tees. The blades are colossal. When it was Hull City of Culture a few years ago a blade was put on display in a big square in the city centre, made by a local factory there. It would have been interesting to know how they got it into the city centre.

Ian