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Dawn in Alliance, Nebraska. The faded block letters read “O.M. Kellogg Grain,” which apparently was something called the O.M. Kellogg Grain Elevator Co.
At the right time of year, the rising sun probably throws all that sheet metal on the north wall into dramatic relief. Not in late October. A freight train blocked my access to the sunny side.
Everything still, everything silent, As after the rain. We lie here listening to night close down.
Abandoned military vehicle in the UK.
at Jilliby Cemetery in NSW, Australia
Panasonic GF1 / Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8
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Macro Mondays theme: Rust.
Detail of a flower pot on my balcony. Size about 4cm.
Title borrowed from Neil Young.
Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 + 20mm extension tube.
Still fascinated with corrosion, I tweaked the right face of this image by adding my rust picture over it. I was surprised with how well it turned out. Like it was supposed to be there all along.
And I also need to give credit where credit is due. This gorgeous picture of Zion was taken by John Gillett which I found on Google Earth. For some reason, many images on Google Images are not real crispy clear. I end up going to places OTHER than Google Images if I need a picture.
While we were eating lunch in the car at the Coyote Lake Dam, I watched this Rock Wren continually land on this small round structure. Seemed like a good high spot to look for insects to grab on the ground. I hoped it would perch there again when I got over with my camera and it was quite cooperative. Weird perch but I like the rust and bolts.
This is part of a sculpture of a kangaroo using rusted parts. The nut is the left eye of the kangaroo.
Rust in mijn hoofd
De pijn is bijna gedoofd
Ik mag weer fijn leven
En mooie dingen beleven
Mijn eigen ik staat bovenaan
En ga dit pad binnenkort aan
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