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The earthen cliffs above this beach are steadily collapsing, and exposed with erosion is the random buried trash of generations past. No plastic, just metal, dating to a time when rust was king. This tiny radiator weighed way more than I expected, took most my strength to wrench it up and set it standing. All the rocks jammed in by tidal action didn't make things any easier. It's simple to say that last century's garbage is somehow more charming, but it was ditched just the same with no regard for recycling. I'd call this buried treasure, but mostly worthless after the effort to drag it home and scrap it. So I'll let the water do its worst, maybe some aquatic creature can call it home. I'll just call this beauty an ugly curiosity.
January 22, 2023
Bay View, Nova Scotia
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Spotted this outside a log cabin in Pumpkintown, SC. I thought it was clever the way this guy made a yard ornament out of old, rusty wheels.
I myself a mechanical engineer post graduate ! :) Love these valves as a photographic subject. More so when it is rusted. Some of the first few test shots, directly taken out of my D750, noedit whatsoever and uploaded through wifi utility ;)
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A combination of pouring rain and the evilest strain of man flu known to all humankind confines me to barracks right now, although it's probably not going to deter me from a planned night shoot in Manchester this evening.
Anyways, I'm bored and playing with processing. This is Runcorn Bridge, that well known bottleneck of the north. Relief is coming, a second bridge is on the way, less welcome however will be the tolls to pay for it. The words stand and deliver spring to mind...
I wanted to emphasise the coating of rust that plagues the metalwork, job done I think thanks to that evil sky and the sun being right over the shoulder.
Shot from the Mersey Weaver tour as we lurched behind Runcorn station and onto the Folly Lane branch.
30 January 2016
A fragment of the side of HMS Lightship or Planet Liverpool as she is now known I think! Just playing around in Lightroom :)
first time around I wasn't too excited, had another look and decided to post. Still not 100% what I thought or wanted
Ah yes,
The debate,
What is art?
Wabi sabi says,
Rust is art.
Whether cubist,
Or impressionist,
Who's to say,
This is not art?
I like it.
Rusting Garden Sunflower Ornament
This is a metal sunflower atop a metal pole. It's ornamental and I thought would be a good support stake. The head is too large and heavy for the slender pole, so the wind turns vigorously. It's too much to use as a support for plants, even for vines...
I took this shot near sunset, so the light was really not strong.enough...;))
I did lots of image post processing in Apple's iPhoto to bring out the colors and enhance details. Unfortunately, iPhoto is no longer supported by Apple...:))
IMG_0526 - Version 2
Beauty in Decay.
This was my old builders wheebarrow before it went to the dump.
See Rust Landscape 1 here www.flickr.com/photos/16054928@N07/10755990124/in/set-721...
The cemetery was established by the municipality in 1866 and the Jewish Ceremonial building at the entrance was built in 1905......
Observed in the mountains of Colorado. The American Coleman was apparently a line of trucks built from the 1950s into the 1970s. The company was based in Littleton, Colorado.
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