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Pipe leaving a holding tank from the old cannery -- thriving fishery fished out over decades over harvesting.
Today I decided to visit a creek near the railroad track by my house. I enjoy observing things and this rusted bolt on the edge of the track caught my eye. How symbolic!
This photograph is actually to represent my guilt. I know this sounds very strange but about a month or so before i took this photo these particular trees in this picture looked Amazing. full of life and everyday when i would pass by them i would think about taking a out the camara just to take a photo of their beauty.
Although i love photography, i tend to delay it alot. So i just kept saying to my self that i would take it out on the weekend and i think you all know how fast weekends pass so i honestly never got the chance, or didn't take the chance , which is why i feel guilty.
Despite all my guilt, no matter how late i took the photo i think it came out even more beautiful then i expected. I love the way it seems like the photo is taken directly from the front but i was actually standing almost directly under the trees . Another thing i love is the way that the Suns light is bright enough to pass through the opaque branches.
I hope you Enjoy the photo as much as i do.
-Micky
Rusted iron railing with peeling paint Apparently discarded giant birdbath on the grounds of the Knoxville Botanical Garden & Arboretum.
Image created with Bresser Biolux NV microscope and compact camera, 3 images were stacked using photoshop to create a wider depth of field.
Pear rust is a Biotroph fungus which cannot survive on dead plant matter so keeps its host alive. It attacks Pears during the summer but moves to Juniper leaves during the winter as Pears shed their leaves. It needs two hosts in order to survive because of this.