Hi Hivers friends, one more day I'm in front of the computer writing my weekly post for the participation in the photo contest organized by @melinda010100 in collaboration with @seckorama from the wonderful #shadowhunters community.
Last Saturday I went to one of the small mountains that surrounds the village where my mother lives in order to use my new camera to take pictures of the landscapes of the coast and the Asturian mountains. I share with you below a photograph taken from the village of the place of the mountain where I went.
To get to this place I went up with my car, which I parked 2 kilometers away from the top in order to do some exercise and also because the access to the top is only possible in all terrain.
Once I got there I took some pictures of the landscapes. I leave you a couple of pictures. But if you are interested in seeing some more I leave you a link to a post I published a few days ago.
As you could see in the first picture, in this mountain there is a small wind farm with three large windmills.
When I was already finished taking pictures of the landscapes, when I approached one of the windmills I saw that it had an access ladder and a kind of antenna. I suppose that remotely it will be possible to do some work to block the propellers when the air is excessive and could damage the infrastructure.
As the day was sunny and because it was only a few hours before sunset, the height of the sun gave me a long shadow of the receiving antenna of the mill and also of the access stairs to the mill.
Therefore, this premiere of the camera has allowed me to take pictures where you can see the whole area where I grew up and also get some photos of shadows for this community.
Best regards.
Own photograph taken with my camera Sony Alpha 6000L
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