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Went out via Cooroy this morning to photograph some rusty farm equipment. After that I saw this cute Kelpie outside the Noosa Library in Wallace Park, Queensland.
She looks better than the farm equipment :-) A little sad, having to wait outside on her own.
The Kelpie is an Australian sheep dog successful at mustering and droving with little or no command guidance. They are medium-sized dogs and come in a variety of colours. Kelpies have been exported throughout the world and are used to muster livestock, primarily sheep, cattle and goats.
Robert Kaleski published the first standard for the Kelpie in 1904.
19/30 Rust November, 365 Colours.
Today there's a postal strike.
I ordered a particular type of wire I needed on Tuesday and of course it hasn't arrived.
I'm stuck with out it.
So I'm sharing ,with you, part of my series of rust photographs.
No don't thank me.
Tonight we have been invited to a party at The Bog.
Remember it's that bleak place.
Here is the itinerary
6.00 tent pitching You are booked into the ensuite bedroom
(I'm not stupid)
7.00 walk and whimberry pick
8.30 barbecue
9.30 circus skills
Please pray for me from 9.30 onwards.
«Perspective Rust» by © SMb Photographe - Sandra Mb Photography 2015
Serie of Old Door in Provence
Volonne - Alpes de Haute Provence
Here's a pic of English, Welsh and Scottish Railway (now DB Schenker) Class 66 locomotive 66092.
As you will see it's simply rusting away!
Two hundred and fifty of these locomotives were ordered by EWS and built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in London, Ontario, Canada.
Shipped to Britain in mid-1998, the final locomotive entered traffic just two years later, in mid-2000.
The 1868 Rust's Block in downtown Northampton, Massachusetts. Over the years the building has been home to "P. H. Dewey's saloon, Boudway's Fish Market, John Dewey's cigar store, Brigham and Robbins' confectionary, S. Janes' Fruits, De Paola's Merchant-Tailoring and Georgia Phinney's "Fancy Goods Shop: Art Novelties" as well as a series of jewelry stores from 1926 until 1990. Most recently it housed the rare instance of a Starbucks that failed. Perhaps they couldn't compete with the nearby Haymarket Cafe, which is the platonic ideal of what a college town coffeehouse should be.
Here's the building in 2016.
And this was the winning photo! That bracket covered with rust? It's what holds the bumper to the frame.
A long exposure shot just after sunset of a lone iron pillar in rough seas in the harbour by Evans Bay Parade. Converted to black and white using light room and used curves to help whiten the sea away to nothing.
108.0 sec at f/11, 90 mm, ISO 100, TAMRON SP AF 90mm F2.8
there was no padlock, but it was rusted so much it wouldnt open.. i wonder what mysteries it holds behind it
So I'm in the country and I go around a curve and I see an abandoned old car in the front lawn of a small house.