Telephone Wires and Terrace Houses
High Resolution JPEG Picture of Telephone wires and telephone pole, with the roof line of a row of brick and tile built terrace (or town) houses. These terrace houses are typical of the structures built in many British and Irish cities at the beginning of the 20th century, during a period of rapid industrial growth and associated urbanisation. Belfast, Northern Ireland. Cross-processed.
This image features telephone wires stretching across the sky, providing a stark contrast to the distinct roof lines of a row of terrace houses. The composition captures the intersection of urban infrastructure and residential design, showcasing the typical architectural elements of terraced housing. The perspective emphasizes the vertical lines of the houses, highlighting the organized yet chaotic nature of city life.
This image can serve various purposes, including enhancing blog articles about urban planning, illustrating presentations on telecommunications, or supporting educational materials in geography and architecture. It may also be used in social media to promote city living, in infographics about urban structures, or as a backdrop for design projects related to housing and infrastructure. Suitable for mobile UI, websites, and e-books.
