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iP6s with Camera+ 2 set to macro. Touched with Snapseed.
So, rust is cancer to all metal. If you catch it in time, you can remove the small bits of rust, cancer, and treat the metal, eradicating the cancerous rust, leaving the steel strong as was intended. Ignore it and it will destroy even the strongest metal. This is a piece of 1/8” steel I removed from a large section of 1/2” plate. This was the underside of the plate. I saw it and knew immediately what the problem was. You can cover it up and make it look pretty, but the cancer is still there eating up the steel. As I informed my customer, that piece and others like it, cannot be recovered. It’s beyond hope and will need to be replaced with new steel.
Oct. 23, 2012.
At the foot of the parking lot behind my husband's office is a very large steel shed. I've admired the contrast between the fresh young saplings that sprout up along the perimeter and the aging structure. Today the scene was more harmonious as the saplings themselves are turning to rust.
To lend a painterly feel to the scene I flattened the image, added a rust texture layer using luminosity as my blending mode, brought back some structure with a faint line drawing, added a border and finally brought back a bit of contrast. I certainly could have gone the grungy route, but I think a softer touch is more suitable here.
We can measure, we can test it,
We can halt it or arrest it.
We can gather it and weigh it,
We can coat it, we can spray it.
We examine and dissect it,
We cathodically protect it
We can pick it up and drop it.
But heaven knows we'll never stop it!
So here's to rust, no doubt about it,
Most of us would starve without it.
Midnight sun seen through the rusty wires of an old fish drying rack on the Sør-Gjæslingan islands, off the coast of Norway
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For some reason, rust (not on my car though...) just really attracts me. We had to take a few shots at this setting. And to tell you the truth, I have no idea what all those gears and stuff are in the background. This is the area under the bridge behind the Shelby in this photo.
Rust-Oleum presented their kitchen cabinet and countertop transformation kits during a media event in New Orleans, LA.
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this was only a small ringbolt on the quay wall at Watchet, Somerset, but with maximum zoom I managed to make it look hugh.
The original La Grande Hermine (or Big Weasel) was sailed up the St. Lawrence River by Jacque Cartier in 1535. A replica of the vessel was made as a tour boat in the 1960's in Quebec City. The replica was sold to a young entrepreneur with dreams of making it just the thing to bring hungry visitors to his harbour side restaurant. The tour boat was sailed up the St. Lawrence from Quebec City in the late 1990s, then intentionally moored (anchored) and listed (leaning) to the harbour floor. The harbour side restaurant never did get built, as the entrepreneur went bankrupt shortly afterwards.
Arsonists finished off the floating restaurant in the early 2000's, leaving a slowly rusting hulk on the Lake Ontario shoreline.
Rust & Old Paint
Window on the south side of an old hazelnut dryer near Twin Oaks Airport in Farmington, Oregon.
#Architecture #Barn #Farm #Fujifilm #Fujinon #Hazelnuts #RuralDecay #WashingtonCounty #XPro2 #XF1680F4 #Oregon #VelviaFilmSimulation
A pile or rusty...well Im not sure what they are, I dont think they are railroad ties, but whatever they are they are pretty rusty.
En Rust, el único objetivo es sobrevivir. Supera dificultades tales como el hambre, la sed o el frío. Monta una hoguera. Construye un refugio, Mata animales. Protégete de los demás jugadores.