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big huge conduit looking stuff in a metal yard. i have absolutely no idea what it is or why someone would only want to anodize half of something...
I couldn't figure out what it was. Old wood I think, large 1.5 foot x 1.5 foot kind of lumber making a 4 foot x 5 foot (ish) platform that was about 3 feet tall. On top there was the steel sheet bolted to the wood. One on each side. On each corner there was a steel loop bolted to the steel and one ring of a chain in the loop. Except for one loop that was broken. On the beach, the ocean in the background.
Anyway. I liked the color of the rust with the soft evening light.
It was a great day to be out ...cool but not bad. Wind calm.
Rust-Oleum presented their kitchen cabinet and countertop transformation kits during a media event in New Orleans, LA.
www.charlesandhudson.com/archives/2011/02/rust-oleum_targ...
Rust and wood texture in miniature. Part of a 1/16th scale diorama in progress. Thanks for the real world inspiration!
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.
Short little entry for Monday. I'm off to Las Vegas for the week as my day-job has lots to do over the next month or two. I am posting another shot from the abandoned water facility I found on my last trip to Vegas, this was on the way to Lake Mead.
I assume this is an air conditioner and I'm fairly certain it's completely useless now. At least, if it does work, I doubt it's still blowing cold air.
I loved finding this little spot just randomly driving by, so I hope to do a bit more of that in the late afternoon/evenings this week. Although I'm going to force myself out to the Red Canyon area at least once this week, hopefully to capture a sunset or something cool I haven't seen before.
Busy week of client meetings/workshops, so I think I'll be fairly absent from the online world during business hours...but then again, I usually say that and still find a way to tweet at least 20 times a day. As they said in Jurassic Park..."Life....finds a way."
Have a good week everyone.
(exif: canon 5d mark ii, tamron 17-35mm 2.8, 17mm, f/2.8, iso 100)
Shot at a construction stie in dowtown Columbus . I liked the rust and the textures, and the coloration of the reds and aquas. Shot in raw and post processed with Capture NX
Approaching the final stop at the Frenchgate Interchange is First 33071.
After many years of work in London and Sheffield it is looking worse for wear now.
Doncaster is supposed to have a Quality Bus Partnership but standards seem to have lapsed recently.
LN51GKA is a Dennis Trident Plaxton President new to First Capital in December 2001 as their TN1071.
I shot this one aboard of a small cruiser "Tajpan" - my friend's home on Sztynort Lake at the Mazury Great Lakes, north eastern Poland, just before it go painted over. It' s all history when you fire your camera. It's all history when you wink your eye.
The rusted bike had, perhaps , been a child's birthday or Christmas present just two or three years before it was thrown aside.