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As I sit at the top of the city and look down, I see the old and decrepit the world has discarded. I wonder why we look away repulsed at the ones who built the world we live in. When they pass from this earth, only then do we miss them and rejoice there life. They will never know.
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Olympus E-5
Zuiko Digital 14-54mm F/2.8-3.5
This rusted door is on an old Ford Econoline Van--it looks like it hasn't moved in over 15 years! This rusted van sits in a boatyard in Annapolis. The tires are flat, the seats are rotted, and oxidation is taking over its exterior. The patterns of rust appear to be where people would have touched it regularly--above the door handle and near the cover for the door key.
Since the introduction of its 1961 model in the year 1960, the Ford Econoline Van has gained a good reputation for its spacious interiors and hauling power. It is certainly an American classic.
Taken with Nikon D300 and Nikkor 85 f1.4 lens @ f5.6.
Rust #5
by Doorfourteen
Fifth in the “Rust” series. Again the focus is on the colours and textures associated with rusting metal.
www.contemporary-artists.co.uk/paintings/rust-5/
Contemporary Artists
every now and then I visit the former pimblotts boatyard on the weaver to view the rusting hulk of the tugboat proceed
built in 1955 at rupelmont belgium she worked in antwerp,poole,the thames , the south west and the tyne before ascending the weaver under her own power some 10 years ago
she has lain rusting away ever since--her future is uncertain--note also the old fire engine which also seems to be resident here
Keeps this wall in place / and the whole / of the building is shape. / / Why have vitologist / not such metal junctions / for our mind?