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This is a photo of iron rust stains that have seeped out of a coastal rock in a pattern that remarkably resembles a sketch of the human figure.
This is a photo of rust blisters and streaming rust stains on the side of a metal tank. I love their rather alien and marine quality.
Seen better days. I love the crank-turn window handles.
Texture is my own, taken from another old vehicle exterior.
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A metal goods container in the car park of the local garage is very worn and weathered as the green paint peels back exposing the rusted metal beneath.
It worked out well that I finally got round to defrosting the subjects of the the “frozen in ice” challenge a few weeks ago and decided to let the ice cube contents go to rust!
They are shot on an old tin that I keep as a background for shots like this.
HMM!
This is a close-up photo of patterns of rust on an iron panel on the wharf at Port Maitland Beach. There is a suggestion in the bluish shape of a pareidolia portrait profile.
This image was composed while hiking in the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve in Southern California. The typical hiker - new to the canyon - will be shocked to see this rusted-out car sitting there, in the middle of wild and forbidding terrain.
A local newspaper once profiled the sight, describing a poor post-war Ford lying in the canyon. "Unfortunately it has seen better days. Not only was it pushed off the cliff above, a huge rock fell on it, every piece of trim has been stripped off, and it was used for target practice."
An interesting human element on a walk in wild nature.
Have a listen to a fellow Canuck ... www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6RZY4Ar3fw
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- Ferro, Portugal -
I was out doing an errand yesterday and came across this old truck. I didn't have my camera with me but I had my phone so I took some pictures with what I had I'm very happy with that I got!
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This is an iron decoration attached to a single flower vase.
The part shown in the photo is approximately 5 cm in total.
I took a photo of the rusted part at pedestal.
Wer widerspricht, ist nicht gefährlich.
Gefährlich ist, wer zu feige ist, zu widersprechen.
Who contradicts, is not dangerous.
Dangerous are those, who are too cowardly to contradict.
(Napoleon Bonaparte/Mark Twain)
During my buddy Harvey's recent visit, I gave him a serious dose of historic gold mining sites with a side order of blacksmiths. Harv was continually on the lookout for that elusive 5 lb. gold nugget. Alas, he was sorely out of luck on that count, however he did get a nice exposure to rust. What do you expect from 19th century historical mining sites? More on those blacksmiths later.
Happy May Day everyone.
Empire Mine, Grass Valley CA