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Eye Level Point of View. This picture was taken outside of my high school by the football field. I thought the contrast between the rusted garbage and the spray paint went well together. The eye level gives an extra charm to it.

Created for the Rust Challenge on the DW blog. I call this one

Rusted Shut.

 

Some rust on the side of the bridge. I thought it looked neat.

Rusting since the 1950s.

Stuff used:

Nikon D90.

Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 1:1 Macro Lens for Nikon.

Apple's Aperture 3 for RAW / NEF conversion, Cross Process 2 preset, resizing and sharpening.

I was trying to get something reminiscent of a Treble Cleft with this one. I like the way the subject and its shadow work together.

This barn like many is becoming enveloped by the encroachment of trees, grasses and shrubs. It's good to get pictures of these wooden barns now before they disappear. they don't build them like this any more.

#1 was wrapped around a horseshoe, #2 were metal fish pulled of a wall sculpture, #3 tools and nails

San Francisco 04/2010

Just an old rusted Corona Bottle Cap

One of at least a couple that I saw there.

Since this was the first time I tried a semi-macro with this lil P&S, I was pleasantly surprised when I saw how nicely this pictured turned out.

Carrizo Plain National Monument

Sitka spruce at the edge of a small wetland near Juneau with orange-tinged new growth from spruce needle rust. USDA Forest Service photo by Robin Mulvey.

From a nearby building

Rust on paint on paint. It's the layers that add the interest.

Rusting structures at Traigh an Tobair Fhuair, Colonsay

not sure what this was- some farm machinery part

 

thanks to melystu for the ID: part of a harrow for breaking up the soil after plowing and before seeding.

 

the modern version of a disk harrow, Scheibenegge

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Scheibenegge.jpg

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