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The cemetery was established by the municipality in 1866 and the Jewish Ceremonial building at the entrance was built in 1905......
Old truck just sitting there along Hwy 37 just north of Novato, California. I'm pretty sure it's a 1930's vintage Chrysler.
Another photo taken for the local camera club's monthly competition subject "Rust and Decay" - This one took 2nd place!
Rust on a door and peeling paint - somewhere in Italy.
Part of my:-
Buildings Bridges and Mosaics,
Urbex,
Signs That I Like,
Lettering of Some Kind,
and
Abandoned Decayed or Rotting
...Flickr Albums.
Mobile (s6) shot of rusting garden dish. Edited on phone. cropped, tonal contrast and slight sharpening and saturation added in Snapseed app.
Inside the old corrugated iron arched barn. There was something compelling about it and I switched to monochrome for the inside. The noise was incredible - only a light wind, but it was enough to make the loose, broken sheets of corrugated metal grown and rattle and bang constantly. Quite eerie actually, would be a spooky place at nice between its abandoned nature and the noise of the broken metal panels banging and creaking. Would be a great location for a low budget horror film!
This old train bridge has been a popular spot with photographers for years.
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A combination of pouring rain and the evilest strain of man flu known to all humankind confines me to barracks right now, although it's probably not going to deter me from a planned night shoot in Manchester this evening.
Anyways, I'm bored and playing with processing. This is Runcorn Bridge, that well known bottleneck of the north. Relief is coming, a second bridge is on the way, less welcome however will be the tolls to pay for it. The words stand and deliver spring to mind...
I wanted to emphasise the coating of rust that plagues the metalwork, job done I think thanks to that evil sky and the sun being right over the shoulder.
Shot from the Mersey Weaver tour as we lurched behind Runcorn station and onto the Folly Lane branch.
30 January 2016