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This picture was taken at the bottom of the stairs at my apartment complex. I am about to turn my bike and take it up the stairs. As you can see from the water spatters on my boots, it has been raining. I think I was in a bit of a hurry to get home when I stopped and decided to take this shot instead. I'm glad I took the time to slow down. I like the colors here and the contrast between the natural (rust) and the mechanical (bike) and the human (me).
This sits of the Bank Dole cut just past Trudles Lane Bridge. It appears derelict and piled high with rusted junk, but it sports a large satellite receiver dish...
Canon EOS 60D and Sigma 17-50 f/2.8.
Raw conversion Adobe Camera Raw 8.1.
Post-processed Photoshop CS6
A pile of rust flakes on the step beneath one of the doors on condemned Class 117 DMS 51411. Aylesbury, 11th September 2009.
Tanner Springs Park in Portland Oregon's Pearl District..
A very unusual small urban park that recreates the wetlands that used to cover this area.
The red beams in these pictures are made from old railroad tracks - some over 100 years old.
On my giraffe hunt around the city November 15, 2014 Christchurch New Zealand.
Meet 'Raise' No.11 by Artist Alejandra Diaz.
Giant fibreglass Giraffe sculptures, reaching 2.5 metres high, are now standing tall on the streets, parks and public spaces of Christchurch and surrounding areas until 24 January 2015. At the end of the public art exhibition, in February, the Giraffes will be auctioned so we can all be part of raising money for local charities and turn the city’s Summer of fun into a helping hand for those who are in need.
Rust in Sunshine - Shot using a Micro Nikkor 105mm AI-S Nikon D200, 1/320sec F2.8 ISO 100, hand held.
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"Anxiety is the rust of life, destroying its brightness and weakening its power. A childlike and abiding trust in Providence is its best preventive and remedy."
Rusted Machinery.
This is one of the photos that was on the SD card that was lost in the washing machine for several months.
Matthew 6:19 says, "Don't store up treasures here on earth, where they can be eaten by moths and get rusty, and where thieves break in and steal." This cast iron pan has rust on the outside--of course, we could treat it, so it wouldn't, but then that wouldn't make for a good photo opp. Though I love this pan--and the aebleskivers Jim makes using it--it's not one of my most prized possessions. But I do wonder, where are my treasures? And would my actions actually match my answer?