I've always liked to see power pylons receding in the distance on a grassy plain, or over a forest. It makes me flash back to my youth. There was an abandoned railway a short distance from my house, that had become overgrown with vegetation; butterflies and hummingbirds frequently visited the wildflowers there. It was a great place to go for a stroll in, even with our dog accompanying. Off in the distance, a power pylon loomed over this serene landscape, a kind of reminder of our civilization and technology, and how situated it is in the embrace of nature.

If that kind of aesthetic tickles your fancy, the video game Flower (2009) has moments like that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flower_(video_game)

Somewhat relatedly, I have another dog whom I was taking for a walk, and we both watched a flock of geese fly real low. One of the geese caught a power line and was instantly killed, dropping to the ground after a loud pop. The smell of electricity and literal cooked goose were in the air. My poor dog was so traumatized that for some weeks afterward, she would cower whenever she saw power lines, birds, or even airplanes.