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I told my partner that brewing beer felt very witchy, so he took a picture of me stirring the malt into the beer with our "eat, drink, and be witchy" sign in the background. I bought that for Halloween, but decided to leave it up year round.
Every day in June 08, we walked past a metal retaining wall on part of the beach at Wildwood, New Jersey and each time I photographed part of it. This is one of that series of photographs which show what colours and beauty there can be in a rusting piece of metal.
This morning's topic for Our Daily Challenge is 'Rust & Rot.' I had to laugh at myself for joyfully thinking, "Oh good, I know where that rusting bulldozer is!" It still works. My landlord uses it. Its down at the bottom of the field that Wiki Kitty and I walk most days together.
Patterns of rust on a sheet of steel found propped against the fence of a storage yard near downtown Phoenix.
Modèle: Karina Champagne
Site pour la session: Vieille Gare de Vallée-Jonction, Beauce
C'est la deuxième fois que j'ai la chance de photographier cette superbe adolescente. Un plaisir pour moi, encore une fois.
Merci à sa mère qui est d'une précieuse aide pour voir aux multiples de détails
I like this image because the shape of the rusted area, and the rusted area's inner texture, was suggestive of one of the types of images that one can generate on a computer by using Fractals. The rusted area looks to me to resemble "Mandelbrot's Dragon"
a bike founded in the bottom of the canal of cattolica's harbour,someone put it and few days ago a fisherman discovery it by his fishing rod... and a pontoon dredging has recovered it on the pier of the harbour.
Abandoned Waste Incinerator near Hanley Castle Worcestershire. Previously used to dispose of clinical waste and on occasions narcotics and other items seized by Law Enforcement Authorities!
The future of the site regulary causes speculation, although due to the rot and corrosion of the furnaces and infrastructure, reopening as an incinerator is highly unlikely.
The 2 Furnaces stand side by side with steps onto the top.