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Contamination affects all our oceans and other bodies of water. An example is the rust colored tint left in a strait.
Sometimes it is not so easy to see past rust. But the mystery here prevails. What is before us is sometimes superficial.
Happy Macro Mondays
This is a small part of an exhibit at Birmingham Museum.
The artwork was done by Donald Rodney (1961- 1998) and titled as "Land of Milk and Honey II" Rodney was born in Birmingham. He used objects in his work to explore aspects of the human experience. His father migrated to Smethwick from the Carribean in the mid 20th century, in search of a better life in the "Land of Milk and Honey" The Vitrine contains coins and milk. They represent the 'sourced' reality many migrants actually experienced. The material he used will deteriorate and change over time.
[From description: Birmingham Museum]
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Looking Close... on Friday: Rust
The church of Collioure is undergoing renovations and is encased in an "ugly cage", as my teddy bear Spencer and his bear friends call it. But it is still beautiful!
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Another hard job for my little tiny helpers. Someone came up with the idea to repair and unlock those old rusty nuts and bolts. Not even thinking about how tough this gets for my little workers. But once more...they give their best on it :)
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Believe it or not I do have a rust pot of rusted items especially for challenges like this! I used the oxidised under side of the glass jar in the background to create the orange hue.
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For Macro Mondays theme: Rust
I went for a walk and found this fire bowl in a beer garden.
I was fascinated how beautiful rust could be.
Enjoy and have a wonderful week !