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First I apply a base of just red iron oxide with one of the sponges. I keep the paper towel handy to wipe off any excess. I also mix a bit of the red iron oxide with some toffee brown for the lighter less saturated rust that I apply over the pure red rust. I forgot to take a photo of that.
Come feed the rain
'cause I'm thirsty for your love dancing underneath the skies of lust
Yeah, feed the rain
'cause without your love my life ain't nothing but this carnival of rust.
Poets of the Fall
This was one of those little vent pipe thingies that you see on top of buildings like this. Apparently it rusted off and landed in the parking lot.
An unusual case of a rust fungus on a Monstera houseplant in Melbourne, Australia. Photos from Bella Sward, used with permission.
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.