| Daniel Coburn, photographer sponsered by the Kansas Arts Commission |
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"Against all Odds"
By placing the historic windmill in the foreground, Coburn makes the modern turbines seem smaller and less intimidating. |
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"The Road to Nowhere"
Even though the turbines surround the road, the desolate landscape ahead is not the aesthetic focus of the photo.
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| Protect the Flint Hills construction photos: |
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The turbines cut across the green prairie. |
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Highlighting environmental damage |
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| bfkoker, an opponent to the Elk River project. |
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The fisheye lense used in this photo allows the capture of many turbines, which dominate the landscape. Link. |
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Taken from below, this photo gives an effect of looming turbines. Link. |
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| Brent Danley, a wind supporter: |
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The cool color of the turbines fits perfectly within the cool background colors. Link |
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The depiction of turbines with animals contradicts claims that the turbines are unsafe. Link |
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| Jon Inghram: |
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Another photo with the historic windmill, although this time it appears much smaller. Link. |
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Capturing the turbines in a line may seem overwhelming. Link. |
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| Bruce Ward: |
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The turbines seem to grow out of the Ferrell Ranch. |
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Contrasting the new with the old. |
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A video of the Elk River project |
