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Take away your paper & pen Stacks of money and your foolish grin And go
Get me off the backwards ride Take away your greedy way and go See the woman standing at the door World gone by ... Again and again Pushed on... Pushed on World gone by
Take away your companies Take away your societies and go Take away your fictitious books of fact See the woman standing in the door World gone by ... Again and again See the blisters growing on your feet Pushed on ... Pushed on World gone by
I wouldn’t want to be Living in a world of ecstasy with you
Wasted arms; wasted legs Wrapped round this machine Military machine
I wouldn’t want to be Living in a world of ecstasy with you
Taken’ away your companies Takin’ away your societies and go. Get me off this backwards ride, Takin’ away your ficticious books of fact. Yeah, do mum-ba-si-be-ah
The objective was simple. Find rust wherever it's hiding, and SHOOT IT!
This old, broken and rusty bench was just there in open space. Poor thing didn't even try to hide. BANG! BANG!! BANG!!!
Finally I usually hit it up with a little bit of silver paint here and there. If I was doing this for real I'd probably also go back in and start tweaking, adding some more red iron, or adding more yellow, or whatever is needed. I realize now it's not a real cut and dry step by step process.
Exa 1c with Zenit Helios 2/58 lens / Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100
Developed in classic Caffenol C-M except except that I put a little Kbr in hopes of lessening fogging. That's got to be a whole new formula with a name of its own. 14 minutes development, 1 minute initial constant inversion; then one inversion twice a minute every minute thereafter.
Rusted Silo BW - View to a rusted silo in a farm in Sussex County, New Jersey, This image is available in color as well as black and white.
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