No. 22
Introducing Troy Bennett.
In these, the hot and humid high days of summer, I offer a photographic ode to the electricity that keeps our fans and air conditioners humming…
The Gallery: Troy Bennett
No. 22
No. 27
A second look at what is, for many landscape photographers, the oft-maligned mark of mankind upon an otherwise immaculate vista.
No. 20
No. 12
Here… against bleached sky… the utility pole in all its functional elegance – vegetable, mineral, electrical.
No. 8
No. 18
No. 37
No. 39
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Reminds me of Jeffrey Milstein's Aircraft series:
http://www.paulkopeikingallery.com/artists/milstein/index.htm
What but the eye of the artist can make sublime the mundane? Great stuff...transformative! (couldn't resist)
Reminds me of Dan McCarthy's awesome lithographs. danmccarthy.org
Ooooo, I love electricity trees...
I gotta have this stuff in my house. Where can I buy it?!
By chance I just found Dan McCarthy and his awesome prints today! I just love them!
Transformative!! LOL!
Hello Duncan --
just got some info on sizes and prices from Troy Bennett re this series, "Utility Poles" 2005
1st Edition of 10 - 10"W x 15"H
starting at $800 framed w/ 8ply white mat (white, light grey, dark grey). Ultrachrome print
best of luck!
amy
Those are some odd electrical wires....espicially No. 20. Interesting for sure