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Rusted railing at Ravenscourt Park
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Dug this out of the archives from October 2012 for submission to a challenge for Rust, Rusty, Rustic.
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.
An image of rust on a pole processed row-by-row with pixels less bright than the row average going to black and all other pixels scaled from black to white. Made with processinrg.org.
Model NIKON D7000
Exposição 1/125
Abertura f/11
ISO 2500
MeteringMode Pattern
Flash Não
Dist.Focal 112 mm
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It's eating away at lots & lots of our stuff, 24/7
nevertheless, good old rust does provide some compensations
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.