Not directly related, but this made me think of general role of power lines in art. When they are drawn or painted, they are valuable: they obviously carry a m

Not directly related, but this made me think of general role of power lines in art. When they are drawn or painted, they are valuable: they obviously carry a message, someone took the time to draw them. On a photograph, they are considered something to avoid, or an eye sore to erase. Perhaps because often photographers want to convey what they perceive, not what they see. I can say that about myself - I tune out all the utilities from a beautiful piece of architecture like banner ads from an interesting website. But when it comes to taking a photograph, they come back with full force, often leaving me hopeless. I wonder if there exists a way for a photographer to embrace and love the "ugly" signs of civilization. Perhaps give them a compositional role?