I’ve just added some very interesting cell site photos to my on-line planner’s collection. Just added sites include a Sprint “Monorock”, a very attractive ‘tower’ site, and a ‘fun’ pair of camo sites at an amusement park.
To visit the gallery, just click on the large banner photo above, or select the gallery link in the menu bar.
Enjoy!
Jonathan
Several times each year I receive queries about making cell site photos from my collection available for use in magazines and other publications.
I was contacted months ago by a French magazine, “LE NOUVEAU MAGAZINE DU PALAIS DE TOKYO” (“The New Magazine of the Palais of Tokyo”) to supply cell site photos for an issue of their magazine about electronic spying. This one I said yes to!
On June 1, 2009 I received in the mail a couple of copies of the magazine, and found the article by Matt O’dell titled, “Manipulations des esprits mobiles” (translation: “Mobile Mind Control”).
The magazine did a wonderful job with the color separations and the printing in their magazine.
My favorite quote from the Matt’s article is, “One of the most extreme conspiracy beliefs is that the masts are operating as a giant network of mind control weapons: That they are a part of a sinister plan by global governments to control the population.”
Wonderful! Click on magazine cover to visit their site.
-Jonathan
Happy New Year!
I’ve just added a bunch of new photos to the cell site photo Gallery. They include photos in and around Santa Fe, New Mexico of camouflaged (AT&T monopine) and non-camouflaged sites (Santa Fe Opera).
I’ve also added some photos from Ketchikan and Haines, Alaska.
Just click on the photo above, or the link, to go to the Gallery.
Enjoy!
Jonathan
I’ve just uploaded a bunch of new photos to the camouflaged section of the celltowersites.com cell site gallery. To view the photos, just click on the large photo at the top of the page, and then select the camouflage site gallery.
Jonathan
I’ve just added some new photos in the photo gallery. Some interesting camo sites, and some non-camo sites (one of which is a very silly parking lot light standard).
You can visit the gallery by clicking here.