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In the long London Dada tradition of photographically documenting and monitoring this abandoned farmer's slurry tank in a field in Hertfordshire ( since 2010!), just when we think it's exhibited all the ranges of colour, texture and tone possible; here it is again manifesting a freshly-degenerated ( how's that for an oxymoron ) winter garb sunset glory in January 2021, on its way to inevitable complete breakdown by the elements into a large pile of rust sometime in the (probably distant) future.
The way it used to be..
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Another photo taken for the local camera club's monthly competition subject "Rust and Decay" - This one took 2nd place!
Rust never sleeps, this wire cage I thought made for a great repetition shot that if you look closely you can see the rust flake and come closer to claiming another inanimate victim.
This silo caught my attention as it looks like the booster tanks of the Space Shuttle. No extra saturation added, just added some tonal contrast from colour effex pro.
Always better in the Light Box L
124/365
Detail on a diamond cutout drawing on a Gouger Street artistic pillar.
Taken with iPhone 4S.
Day 14 of 365 Days in Colour - Rust.
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.
This old garden clock and thermometer has lasted a couple of winters but is now well and truly weather beaten. My wife keeps asking me to replace it but I do love the old rust and its texture that has started to surround it - Rust Never Sleeps (Neil Young)!
Our Daily Challenge - TEXTURE
Close-Up
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A rust covered piece of farm machinery. Title is a bit of a play on words with our local accent, as coming from south of Birmingham (UK) this is close to the regional pronunciation of 'rusty'!
Was tempted by lots of shiny objects this week, but I seem to have taken a lot of ball bearings, cheese grater, guitar strings, cogs, letterpress type etc, so decided to go for something more textural for my second shot!
Going to be out for most of the day taking shots of old metal planes, will catch up later!
HMM! theme: Metal