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Quince rust causes deformed fruit at the calyx end. Photo courtesy of Henry W. Hogmire, West Virginia University.
My initial inclination was to turn this into a black&white but when when I processed this 5 exp hdr I really liked the variety of color in this scene.
Rust roest is a Dutch expression which means ´idleness rusts the mind´. Literally translated it would be: rest rusts.
© 2008 Ilse Koning - all rights reserved
This photo is taken in the Duisburg-Nord Landscape Park, a monument of industrial cultural heritage. This is a massive industrial wasteland, measuring 200 hectares, which has been transformed into a multifunctional park.
Former industrial facilities have been converted to a variety of different uses. The former factory buildings have been converted to accommodate cultural and corporate functions; an old gasholder has become a diving centre; the former ore storage bunkers have been turned into alpine climbing gardens, and an extinct blast furnace has been developed into a panoramic tower.
In my opinion a great project where industrial heritage is saved for the future. For photographers it is a Walhalla as well: so many beautiful structures, buildings and lovely ´paintings´ of rust and flaked paint. Rust roest, literally.
Rust in Sunshine - Shot using a Micro Nikkor 105mm AI-S Nikon D200, 1/320sec F2.8 ISO 100, hand held.
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This sits of the Bank Dole cut just past Trudles Lane Bridge. It appears derelict and piled high with rusted junk, but it sports a large satellite receiver dish...
Canon EOS 60D and Sigma 17-50 f/2.8.
Raw conversion Adobe Camera Raw 8.1.
Post-processed Photoshop CS6
We saw this building from the highway and of course I yelled "go back"
There didn't appear to be anyone using this building although the lawns had been cared for there wasn't a plaque or any information about it. We think it was for storing boats
My first attempt at an HDR image.
I had some difficulties getting the proper exposures, but it came out satisfactory. Not as great as I'd like, but decent for my first attempt.
Let me know what you think. Especially if you have any experience with HDR photography, I'd love to get advice.
Touched up version here
When we were at Beamish there was these two old and rusting engines sat in the grounds of the Pit Village, close to the mine and the railway.
They just appealed to me and I had to wonder at the size of the explosion that would have caused that much damage to the Stationery Engine. It must have gone with one hell of a bang to open the boiler up like that, you wouldn't have wanted to be stood near it that is for sure.