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I really like this one. The photos don't do justice to the colors. All this is on good quality muslin.
This is all well and good, but what happens when the council wants to paint the bridge? When these start to rust, or start to wear away the existing paint, who's going to pay for repairs? Sometimes I think about going around bridges with bolt cutters and chopping these things off. As far as I can tell, it's vanity vandalism.
Field workers at Njoro Agricultural Research Station in Kenya sowing wheat seed samples in international trials for screening for resistance to Ug99, the new and virulent strain of stem rust that emerged in Uganda in 1999. The station is part of the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI), which is working in partnership with CIMMYT to identify sources of resistance. Ug99 is already endemic in the area, making it possible to use Njoro as a testing ground for wheats from all over the world; thousands are planted annually as part of an ongoing screening and breeding effort. In 2008, when this photo was taken, the Njoro team worked with CIMMYT to test over 20,000 wheat lines from more than 15 countries for resistance to Ug99.
Photo credit: CIMMYT.
Front of old, white, rusted Volkswagen bug sitting in a field.
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Wet lint inside dryer vents can cause vent walls to rust and eventually create a hole, which causes problems venting air outside the home
This car has been rusting away and decaying for the last odd 30 years... he's resilient though... and still doesn't want to rust properly...
I often think to myself that this is how old people are, they age and they start to get more fragile and frail but refuse to break, till at some point they give up. The they start to decay till there is nothing left and many of them seem to loose the will to live...
Sorry about this dark note. Just my track of mind at the moment.
Dug this one up from a while back. Whilst shooting on the roofs of shops in Watford with Ollie, the bucket that had always been sitting in the huge puddle of water had been completely rusted in half due to it being sat in the water for so long.
Love the texture in this image, the cracked ground really emphasises the bucket!
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The grating to the West Wemyss Chapel Gardens was built in the late 16th century. Now used as the Wemyss Family private burial plot.
It looks like these could be the original metal bars used when the outside wall was built.
The gratings are well rusted and in some of the other arches are almost missing altogether.