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Stopped off at a historical site called Britannia Mines on the way back to Vancouver from Whistler Mountain. The weather cooperated and the late afternoon sunshine brought out the redness in the various rusted machinery on the site. My only regret was I had my Panasonic FZ1000 with me instead of my Canon 5D MK II kit.
A detail of a rusted gate of a once proud and busy enterprise. All that is left now is decaying walls, rusting iron, and wild nature.
Even though its working life has now expired and it is parked on the fence line it still has a useful purpose as a business advertisement.
Known by all and sundry the old Toyota has now become and icon of Camden and is now an integral part of the landscape.
Which just proves that you can't keep a good truck down.
Camden, New South Wales, Australia.
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I used to make a point of taking a photograph of something, other than family, on Christmas day. This had lapsed until 2008, when I came across this derelict Albion, seen from the road, near Lower Sundon, north of Luton. Although we were on our way to pick up our eldest daughter, I happened to have my camera with me...
This Albion, PVF 688, was once blue and must have been here an awfully long time. Presumably it is screened from the road by foliage for much of the year.
‎"Rusted 98", 2011
18" x 24"
acrylic painting over photographic print on panel
based on photo by Chris Moxey
for upcoming show, "Devil Town"
Opens December 2nd at Gallery 1988 in LA nineteeneightyeight.com/
Only iron rusts; I looked it up.
I looked at my tools. Couldn't find rust on any of them. So frustratiing!
This is outside, on a parking lot curb thing. Apparently, one name for them is parking blocks.
Another look at PS Ryde, rusting away on the Isle of Wight. The gaping hole to the fore is where the main funnel once was, which collapsed a few years ago.
25th October 2017.
Ich found the rusty screw in an old dusty box in the garage. My idea was to put old and new metal (alu) in the scene and at the same time to create a mirroring. I chose turquoise and blue as a color contast for the background.
This is a macro shot of our weathered wooden fence. I loved the juxtaposition of the horizonal and vertical wood and the rich textures.
I also liked the way the rusty lug nuts 'popped' against the muted colours of the wood.
The rusted end piece of an iron railway track that was once part of the original Ghan Railway Line in Central Australia.
Portrait of Alice, 2014
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