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Along the Bethlehem Steel Stacks walk we learned about steel-making and also had something of a photo lesson
Posted on PigPog: pigpog.com/2013/12/31/rust-and-blue/
A rusty sign in Marsh Barton, Exeter.
I’m trying to copy Michael Roggemann’s style with the editing of one, especially with the added white frame.
Strobist info: two bare 430EX flashes at same height as subject. Flash at left was gelled with 1/4 CTO.
Part of my 35/35/35 photo project (At lest 35 photos over the next 35 days shot with a NIkon 35mm f/1.8.) OK so I went a little off course with this project and now getting back on track...
This is one from the archives. The mountains in the Bath County area of Virginia have iron ore in the rocks there so almost any exposed rock looks rusted. I thought the lines in the cracks was interesting looking.
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A rusty screw. My favorite photography subject of the year... so far. Doesn't complain. Isn't distracted by the wind (as opposed to my other subject idea... ahem, dandelion). Easy to position, and sits pretty much where you want it to sit. And it has a little bit of character too!
... okay, so my level of photographic patience wasn't too high today.
Rusted railing at Ravenscourt Park
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