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I made a first time trip on a "No Outlet" Ross County, Ohio gravel road. I remember when these IH combines were new, red and white. I wonder how long this one has abandoned?
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The cabin of this flatbed truck has been exposed to the elements for probably half a century, or more. It has now taken on a deep rust-coloured sheen, with most of the original paint now long gone. I'm guessing that it was originally made sometime between 1930 – '50. This is one of the pieces of farming machinery left at the former Ravensborne Railway Station in Western Australia. The station was closed in 1925.
There are three images of this truck in my photostream.
Yashica Mat-124g with Fuji PRO400H film
Stylized Street Art - combination of Campbell's soup can photographed on the street and photo of rust
Screen Printed and monoprinted, with natural indigo mixed with gum tragacanth as the binder. The piece was then rust dyed using old farm machine parts. Tannin dyed, a natural dye process, cotton fabric.
I always thought rust was a bad thing - until I got into photography, and especially HDR photography. It used to be an eyesore to me, and now it is a thing of beauty. Funny how your perspective changes when you view things through a lens. This is an old tank on the grounds of the old Pearl Brewery in San Antonio. I was there a few months back and had just a short while to wander around and snap a few shots. That area of San Antonio has a lot of interesting photographic possibilities - hopefully I can get back down there and do it justice!
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A winter shot where an old steel fence stake sands in front of an gnarly tree. I converted this image to black and white and then brought a little colour back. The idea was to emphasize the lines and texture of the scene, which B&W does well, while tying the rust of the steel stake to the golden hues of the grasses.
Photo taken with the Olymus OM-1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro.
Rusting iron rail (maybe 1.5 inches in diameter) at beach in Santa Cruz. Taken with reversed 24mm lens.
Nikon FM2
Reversed Nikkor 24mmm f/2.8
Kodak Ultramax 400
An old car sits in a snowy forest, rotting and rusting away. I wonder what its story would be.
Lens: Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8
Focal Length: 11 mm
Exposure: 1/2000 sec at f/2.8
ISO: 200
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Silver Dollar City, in Branson, Missouri, has some of the greatest groundskeepers in the entertainment world. Here, the contrast between a rusted mine cart and the purple booms caught my eye.
Before The Fall
Finished!
Wax-carving for snake by Carol Docherty.
Snake cast by Mike Hirst at Carradale Foundry.
Pomegranate stone-set by Inness Thomson.
Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GX7.
old abandoned and decaying car. Rusty body and cracked paint.
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