Rust is famous for his nesting Storks. Nearly every house has his own nest on the roof or chimney.

Crunchy goodness at North Wilkesboro Speedway

Closed after high waters and never re-opened. Shannon River between Co. Limerick and Clare (far side).

Again, more rust!! I just learned to use textures and thought I's add one to this to make the edges of this picture a little more interesting.:)

by McKenna Spieth

Part of this old map rusted away and left a hole. Found near Yokohama Station.

little screw in the columbia park bridge

rusted tank tracks from World War 2, Saipan

Peeling Paint and Rust on the side of a construction dumpster

View On Black

Rusted crane gantry with decaying cables.

Gone with the Wind.

Rusted Wheels

rust as a driving force. I'm not sorry for the pun.

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Rusted Water Cover

Various stages of rust; the anchor appears to be the most rusty of it all

Rust is famous for his nesting Storks. Nearly every house has his own nest on the roof or chimney.

Decaying ornamental railings which once graced the Stow Hill TA Drill Hall; today demolished, and now a car park.

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Rusted & Busted

storch im burgenland

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A rusty rail chair seen on a visit, some time ago, to the Nene Valley Railway.

Old roof in Lincolnton, NC

Old rusted oil tank

i play around with the color on all of my pictures and this made the rust stand out the best

What you can't see here is that this plenum is rusted out on the bottom and is sitting in dirt. Dirt which is not being filtered by this set up. Who thinks that crawl space dirt from the 50's is a good material to build duct work from?

My rusty little citronella candle.

Rusted Root at the Marquee Theater in Tempe, AZ on July 10, 2016. Photo by Devon Christopher Adams

rusting paint, taken at the Scottish Railway Exhibition in Bo'ness

I know it's not wildly original, but I liked the rust on this incinerator on one of the plots at our allotment site

A rusting garage in a laneway behind Brock Ave. caught my eye. The pattern reminded me of an abstract painting.

I used a pumus stick (Pumie brand) and it worked fantastic. Zud worked really well too. We probably had a combined 8 hours of scrubbing the massive amount of rust off using those products with a wire bristle brush, small scrub brush, and a rag. Then we moved it to the studio, wiped it down with a dry rag and brush and applied the navel jelly. It completely coated and neutralized the oxidation.

We plan on painting the litho press soon too.

Rust, Austria