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I like this image because the shape of the rusted area, and the rusted area's inner texture, was suggestive of one of the types of images that one can generate on a computer by using Fractals. The rusted area looks to me to resemble "Mandelbrot's Dragon"
The gate at former Emperor Haile Selassie's once splendid winter residence • Massawa, Eritrea
Former Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie's Imperial Palace (winter residence) in Massawa (formerly Ethiopia, now Eritrea) was attacked in 1990 by the Soviet-backed DERG government of Mengistu Haile Mariam during the Ethiopian-Eritrean war (after Massawa had been captured by units of the Eritrean People's Liberation Front earlier that year). The palace was heavily damaged during the attack, and since Eritrea's independence to this day the structure has been
basically abandoned.
Rust monster eating grass. I found this in the street and brought it home because I like rusty objects.
The Northwest Railway Museum's Baldwin 1898 4-6-0 rusting on a siding outside Snoqualmie, Washington.
Patterson house rust. All through the property. Inside the wallpaper, layers of it, are hanging off the walls. It was last lived in in 1976 and was condemned as a slum!
This photo serves to demonstrate to me how the UK, and British Rail in particular, have fallen from glory in the railway stakes
Okay, so here's how I go about rusting stuff. This is neither my best work (the stopping to take photos really threw off my work flow) nor the best choice of subjects. Not sure why I decided rusting a bit of wood was the best idea. But anyway, his should be informative. I usually do a lot more back and forth but I tried to do it step by step this time instead of jumping all over the place so I could document it a bit better.
The are my materials:
two ratty bits of sponge
two old gnarled brushes (one large one small)
a wadded bit of paper towel (or two)
a bowel of baking soda
a bowel of talc
Paints:
black
white
metallic silver
red iron oxide (this is the primary "rust")
antique gold
toffee brown
translucent orange
More of the rusting frame. What you can't see is that along with the surface rust (which happens where they salt the roads) is the penetrating corrosion putting holes in the frame.
Photos taken with my phone, sorry for the quality.
An old rusty chain attached to tyre filled with concrete on the shore at Cromarty in the Highlands of Scotland.
A few of the rusted relics at Gammons Gulch
Gammons Gulch is a reconstructed old western town created by Jay Gammons. It is a mix of 1880’s to 1930’s early America. The town has been used in movies, commercials and music videos. The movie set has a large collection of antiques, old cars and movie memorabilia. You can get a guided tour of this little town. Jay will tell you the history of just about every item he has collected over the years while creating the town.