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Rusted metal trash I found on a hike.

I love the layers of this wonderful old piece of metal, the differing colouration of the layers.

The rusting pillars of Southwold Pier, stretching out towards the distant horizon. Shot on a very cold late Autumnal evening, using a Nikon F70. Scanned from 35mm Kodak Ektachrome Elite 100 ASA transparency. Processed in Lightroom 3 and Ps CS5.

Part of the old plough.

Rusted railing at Ravenscourt Park

 

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Abandoned fireplace grate has now collected rust and lichen.

rusty sheet metal

I love the color of this one.

 

I went to take pictures of driftwood but found this rusted area on one of the bridge columns and became more interested in it than the driftwood.

 

This is where my eye has been lately, spotting all sorts of interesting abstract textures.

Close up of the rusted/weathered gear teeth of a boat winch on Sizewell beach, Suffolk (UK).

 

Sigma 24-70 mm f2.8 HSM

 

Best viewed large.

This soccer goalpost used to be white, then cream, and now well on its way to rusty. I was fascinated by the row of rusty hooks all up the side posts and along the top.

 

Day 13 of 365 Days in Colour - Day 13 of August, Cream.

  

Taken with iPhone 4S.

unterwegs im Europa-Park

- Elfenfahrt

> Im Reich der fantastischen Wesen

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa-Park

Part of my collection of abandoned, forgotten relics in the Georgetown area of Seattle. I love this area to explore, it offers many unusual and interesting relics to photograph. Very industrial. You can see the entire set here...click me

Model NIKON D7000

Exposição 1/125

Abertura f/11

ISO 2500

MeteringMode Pattern

Flash Não

Dist.Focal 112 mm

 

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Pictures of a rusted 50 year old bus left out in the woods

rust deposits

Rust on the weird, wonderful machine.

Nature will take all our iron back and turn it to rust....

"Don't ask me to surrender"

Her voice fell tired and spent

"My hopes and dreams,

a silent heart I carry here within"

her outstretched wings, left tattered

A sail aged with rust

"a breath in time, that's yours and mine...

it belongs to only us."

 

And I will write her name and cast it to the sky

silhouettes recede into a mother's tearful eyes

a host of angels clamor to her side

a light dissolves to kiss the wind, release the dragonfly.

 

~ Cruxshadows

~ Dragonfly

   

My mind has really been mush lately. I dont care to think or plan or be inspired. So, I sat down with nothing in mind and spent the evening layering colors and making textures and doing something enjoyably abstract

 

Acrylic on canvas board 11”x14”

May 16 2008

More industrial ephemera from along the James River area of Richmond.

the side of the huge old boiler from a shipwreck

Utility pole in Cole Valley neighborhood, San Francisco.

Rusty piece of gear surrounded by greenery.

 

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Every time I see this giant mass of rusting metal I'm torn between lots of different emotions.

One part of me considers this just that, an awful piece of rusting metal. Another part however appreciates its majestic presence, watching over the sea.

It's a bulky machine made for rough job, yet here portrayed with lots of delicate details.

It's ugly and dull yet beautiful and fascinating at the same time.

I guess I like it, maybe...

Found a piece of driftwood on the beach with a rusted bolt. I think its past having a spanner on it to undo it.

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