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Well, not really rusted, I'm just getting into processing like this, I even got to be in this one and it works, (well I think it does) you can see my reflection.
«Perspective Rust» by © SMb Photographe - Sandra Mb Photography 2015
Serie of Old Door in Provence
Volonne - Alpes de Haute Provence
A rusted bolt on a bridge along a bicycle trail south and west of Lincoln, Nebraska. I thought it looked interesting.
One of the many beautiful tombstones located in the Marietta City Cemetery. This graveyard is full of beautiful architecture and many graves dating back to the 1700's...not to mention a few awesome ghost stories too! Plus lots of rich rusty red Georgia clay!
October 2011 Monthly Scavenger Hunt entry - "Rust in Peace"
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.
Macro photo of dried hydrangea flowers and an old, rusted galvanized pail in the garden, early morning light.
"I love you, little maid,"
Said the Sunbeam to the Shade,
As all day long she shrank away before him;
But at twilight, ere he died,
She was weeping at his side;
And he felt her tresses softly trailing o'er him.
- John. B. Tabb, 1899
One day, I will find a vintage, rusty car in an open field (with a rainbow and lots of puffy clouds) but for now, I find I am always shooting around something I do NOT want in the pic!
Just as rust never sleeps but imperceptibly eats away at bare metal, time, the energy of destruction, marches on regardless of our dreams and ambitions. Naturally, we all want the world to be a nice place, full of good feelings and experiences that “stand the test of time.” But although we may be choose to forget about time, as the most powerful natural force, not only does it steal our peak moments, but it also does away with us, their experiencer. About time, Krishna says,
“Time I am, the great destroyer of the worlds.”
The wise perceive the effect of time through the eyes of genuine knowledge, and save time for getting beyond the rust of material existence, the true purpose of yoga and meditation.