This week, Ben Huberman challenges us to “show how opposites can tell a story about people, places, or objects.” Whenever I see something man-made juxtaposed to the natural landscape, I feel the tension.
In this shot, an electric power tower appears to be planted in the middle of a field with flowering trees, a still dormant deciduous tree and evergreens surrounding it. I am reminded of the agitation I feel when a weed rockets above my perennial flower gardens!
Lindy Low LeCoq 
A very creative idea for the challenge. Well done!
Galen
Thanks, Galen!
Indeed, I enjoy planting things and watching it grow, but feel quite differently about things growing which I didn’t plant!
They sneak in when we’re not looking!
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I love the opposing elements in this. You did a great job. I love taking landscape pics, and have since I was a child. I find more and more that it’s harder to find a clean shot that lacks in human interference. Wi-fi is nice but I prefer wildlife.
Have to head away from the city to find unblemished landscape. I too prefer wildlife!
Sometimes the ugly photo intrusion comes in quite handy!!! Good choice
Thanks, Tina! It was such a stark contrast when I saw this scene. Once again having a cell phone on me allowed this capture.