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Shortly after I took the last shot of the rusty chains in front of the bail bond office, they removed them. I find myself still looking to this pole hoping they'll somehow return to me. It made me smile when I realized some of the rust still remains here. You can take away my chains but the rust will live on!
As I snapped this shot, I imagined the amount of noise that would've been occurring while in production. To stand there listening, and not hearing a sound from all these machines is mind blowing.
Many of he "Rust Fungi"have characteristic rust- coloured or yellow spores that are produced in specialized structures that are visible to the naked eye, This image shows the spore producing structures on a leaf. I believe that this is either the aecial or uredinal phase of the
(very complex) life cycle.
I took this whilst on the way to a meeting in Manchester. The weird angles of the building combined with the rusting textures and colours to create an irresitible subject.
Rust on the old door lock.
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Signs That I Like
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..Flickr albums.
a rush through the rusted veins
illuminate the face of one
so i have a light
so unaware about the consequence
i heard no warning
about the little compromise
the distorted views you had
cold white spring
a wordless song i sing
eye
white cloud
all my thoughts are in doubt
camera: nikon d60 / nikkor af-s 50mm
aperture: f1.4
exposure: 1/2000
focal lenght: 50mm
iso speed: 100
texture used from flickr user skeletalmess
thank you very much!
A rusted Melbourne tram no longer used on the Waterfront Streetcar. I don't know the story behind this one.
"I were better to be eaten to death with a rust than to be scoured to nothing with perpetual motion."
William Shakespeare
I visited my friend's garden yesterday and found this sculpture of a sailboat covered with rust. She remembered when it was shiny, I liked the look of the rust!
The colors in the rust seem to blend with the flowers and plants in the background.
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Lofoten at its best!!! There were extraordinary rust patterns on this tank, somewhere between an exploding star and a meteor shower.
Rust is iron oxide, Usually red oxide formed reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of water or air moisture
Dereliction on the beach...
One of the few remaining hulks left, Dungeness, Kent - UK
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