Smoke pipes of Hadera power station. The Middle East
Album 134: Old City in Beer-Sheva, Negev Desert, Caesarea, April 20 - 22, 2000
The image features a photograph of the smoke stacks and cooling towers at the Hadera Power Station in Israel, captured on April 22nd, 2000.
In the foreground, four tall concrete cylindrical pipes rise from the ground, emitting white plumes of smoke into the sky. These pipes are located on the left side of the image. On the right side, three cooling towers are visible, each with a square shape and topped by a smaller pipe protruding from their center.
The power station is situated in an open area surrounded by low-lying vegetation. The background of the photograph is a clear blue sky devoid of clouds or haze, providing a stark contrast to the industrial structures within the frame. – AI vision
