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Posted by Michael Rawluk (Williams Lake, BC, Canada) on 21 January 2008 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

Trying its damnedest to fill that blue sky.
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Comments (19)

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

You've really got to hand it to those smokestacks, they really do try hard. Could be an offbeat children's book. Great statement, Michael.

21 Jan 2008 6:27am

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

They say nothing will stop an industrial capitalist!

21 Jan 2008 8:53am

chris chisu from Seattle, United States

Yes....a good one here. At least that blue is too deep to be filled .

21 Jan 2008 10:57am

caratteraccio from Sala al Barro, Italy

Nice composition, dramatic for environmentalists... disaster for the planet.

21 Jan 2008 11:11am

Eleftheria, 9 years old, from Athens, Greece

Beautiful colors and composition.

21 Jan 2008 1:08pm

Wolfgang Prigge from Canada

I wonder what's in there besides water vapor....

21 Jan 2008 1:26pm

Kevin at OrganicPIX.com from Dallas, United States

Wow, recognizing just how tall the smokestacks physically are, this is a terrific perspective of the colossal plumes towering in this beautiful cyan sky.

21 Jan 2008 1:42pm

Roger from Denton, United States

Awesome contrasts. Love the smoke.

21 Jan 2008 1:59pm

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Interesting image, Michael! This could be an image from just about anywhere here in Alberta.

Fairly cool day judging by the steam going dang near straight up. Is that a gas plant? I ask because that is a flare stack in the foreground but the building on the right of the flare stack looks a mite bigger than the usual gas plant building??

21 Jan 2008 3:26pm