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now that there's a macro/micro lens in the arsenal, I can capture this decay...up close & personal..
(duffins creek/claremont conservation area - pickering, ontario
Here is a gardenia that has served its purpose and is on the way off this mortal coil. Since the plant itself has gotten all the use from it that it could get from this flower, it has begun the process of wilting and discarding it. There is almost something that borders on the tragically beautiful and the disgusting about this shot for me. The flower is still beautiful in its own way yet it is clearly showing signs of decay.
Don't forget, this series of shots was taken all from the same plant on the same day. We'll look at some serious decay later on!
Now all officially removed. The first one looked like this www.flickr.com/photos/mrtruffle/39785805/ and was removed. The other removed today was that dirty one. It looks worse as the dentist put them in a light acid to clean and it made the decay go mushy.
These dinky toys had been abandoned for years outside, and acquired an impressive patina. You can't buy texture like that!
The Downingtown Bridge where Business Route 30 passes over showing signs of decay and in need of rehabilitation.
Crop of another shot (sorry Luna). This is my lovely daughter and personal model Lotte...
Today I went to the old Bruynzeel-factory with my daughter and her friend. You can enter the place quite easily, so no harm done to the little girls ;) Besides, they both thought it was very exciting!
For me, this visit delivered some nice shots of two innocent youngsters in a deserted and decaying place. Great shots for sure! Enjoy!
Paint chips, plants and shadows in an abandoned house in the Hollygrove area of New Orleans, LA.
Olympus XA2 with expired Fuji Super HQ 100. Scanned at home with a CanoScan 9000F Mark II.