20 September 2011 Last updated at 14:14

In pictures: 180 degrees of Light in Northamptonshire

180° of Light is a laser installation which links water towers in Rothwell, Desborough and Corby together forming a light triangle.

The three towers are 30m (98.42 ft) high

The project is a part of Flow which is county-wide series of site specific artworks set in Northamptonshire's rivers, canals, waterways and water towers.

There has already been an installation on Northamptonshire's Oxford canal and there will be a further installation at Sywell Reservoir in October.

Laser light linking to the other water tower

Jo Fairfax and Graham Callister came up with the idea. The triangle forms the alchemical symbol of water.

The light show will be visible from the A14. The project is part of Igniting Ambition Festival and the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad.

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In pictures: 180 degrees of Light in Northamptonshire

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