Charging my Tesla Enviromental-friendly ;)

Well, I've had this kind of shoot in my head since I got the Tesla, and a couple of weeks ago I finally did it.
One problem is that there are no Windmills (are they called that? English is not my first Language...) close to my home.
So I drove about 65 miles single trip for the chance to be able to do the shot.

Did not succeed since I could not get all the way up to the Windmill, would have wanted to "plug in" directly in to the windmill, but I have another location to try when I get the time


The shots are a composition with some 580EX strobes on umbrellas, that are moved around.
(see BTS shots at the end)

Where do i plug in?

That's a fun idea - for me, the one that I think really "works" is the first one.

Enjoy the Tesla, I've heard they are a lot of fun to drive!

To answer your question, I think these are mostly called "wind turbines"

I like the 1st one, too. Good idea!

List of wind turbines at https://en.wikipedia.o​rg …_power_stations​_in_Sweden (scroll down).

TustinMike wrote in post #18356930
That's a fun idea - for me, the one that I think really "works" is the first one.

Enjoy the Tesla, I've heard they are a lot of fun to drive!

To answer your question, I think these are mostly called "wind turbines"

Thank you! Yes, that is the one I think I like the most as well.

Yes, lovely to drive, I also have a Dodge Challenger SRT8, also fun to drive, but in a totally different way


Wind Turbines - Check


/Jocce

PhotosGuy wrote in post #18356974
I like the 1st one, too. Good idea!

Thank you


/Jocce

John from PA wrote in post #18357461
List of wind turbines at https://en.wikipedia.o​rg …_power_stations​_in_Sweden (scroll down).

Thank you, does not seem to be updated.

I used this map:
http://www.vindlov.se …n1/vindbrukskol​len-enkel/ to Find "Varsvik" where these pictures are taken.
But I have another location, where at least 1,5 years ago there was no problem to drive all the way up to the Turbines, did not have the Tesla at that time though.


/Jocce

Good stuff. Those legs though!!! Hilarious.

In "the States" a mill is something that grinds food. Usually windmills grind wheat into flour or corn into "grits", corn meal, or polenta. Grits are slightly finer grind than polenta.

We also have saw mills that cut trees into lumber. But we don't eat lumber.

Left Handed Brisket wrote in post #18358237
Good stuff. Those legs though!!! Hilarious.

In "the States" a mill is something that grinds food. Usually windmills grind wheat into flour or corn into "grits", corn meal, or polenta. Grits are slightly finer grind than polenta.

We also have saw mills that cut trees into lumber. But we don't eat lumber.

/Jocce