Silton - PHOTOMONTAGES

This map shows the position that the original photographs were taken in order to create our computer generated photomontages of the proposed site.

Just click on one of the viewpoint numbers to see how the proposed wind turbines will look from that position.

Silton Photomontage Image Map

Why aren't all viewpoints on the map?

This map does not display all the photomontages produced for this project. Because of space restrictions, we have limited the viewpoints we display on the web to within 2.5km of the site. If you wish to see other photomontages included in the Environmental Statement, please contact us via email on silton@ecotricity.co.uk

Why resolution is lost in web viewpoints

These photomontages are produced as part of the planning application for this project as part of the Environmental Statement. To allow as many interested parties to view these photomontages as possible they are made available via our project web pages. As a result some of the resolution quality of these images is lost due to this transfer to the web. If you require the complete versions of these photomontages they are available in the full Environmental Statement. You can purchase a copy of the ES for this project by contacting silton@ecotricity.co.uk

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More about photomontages

This interactive map will give you the opportunity to see what our proposal would look like should we receive planning permission for the scheme.

How photomontages are created

The photomontages are taken from the numbered points on the map facing the direction of the proposed scheme, which have been chosen by the Local Authority. They are created using a computer package which simulates what the turbines will look like in the landscape from certain viewpoints and places them into the photo.

What am I looking at?

The top photo is the actual photo of the landscape as it currently stands. The bottom photo is the same image with the turbines inserted to show how they will impact on the landscape. If the turbines cannot be seen due to distance or existing screening (such as trees) their positioning is still shown on the photomontage by a horizontal (or sometimes vertical) line.

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