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Andreas Manessinger, manessinger.com, Creative Commons BY-SA

Why rust? Well, rust is cool. I mean, look at it this way. Metal tends to be pretty tough stuff. You can smash it, bend it, reshape it, fire it, freeze it, generally abuse it in a number of different ways. But if you really want to destroy it with minimal effort, just leave it alone for a while outdoors in a moist environment. In time, it will break down.

Rust never sleeps, this wire cage I thought made for a great repetition shot that if you look closely you can see the rust flake and come closer to claiming another inanimate victim.

PLease look at this picture 'Rust Roest' On Black

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Not the best place to build a nest

Curdnatta photographer's long term theme "Rust".

A rusting hulk of an abandonment just left alone to decay. Chattanooga, TN.

 

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If you're wondering why your Ikelite housing might be leaking it can be useful to check all buttons and knobs.

The above photo is the sure sign of a shutter-button trickle leak.

Easily fixed by Ikelite. This is pure for reference and education. I've always had impeccable service from Ikelite when addressing such issues.

Here's bubble leak from a port if you want to check other issues with your Ikelite housing.

This is an interior photo, the inside of the Ikelite housing for the Canon 5D Mark II.

Photo by my buddy.

Detail on a diamond cutout drawing on a Gouger Street artistic pillar.

 

Taken with iPhone 4S.

 

Day 14 of 365 Days in Colour - Rust.

Rust on a door and peeling paint - somewhere in Italy.

 

Part of my:-

 

Buildings Bridges and Mosaics,

 

Urbex,

 

Signs That I Like,

 

Lettering of Some Kind,

 

and

 

Abandoned Decayed or Rotting

 

...Flickr Albums.

HFF! Have a Good Friday and a Happy Easter!

Thank you all for stopping by and commenting!

A rusty old JCB at an abandoned Limeworks Quarry in South Wales.

 

Nik Silver Efex antique plate.

Rusting tin cans from mid 19th century expeditions are arranged in the form of a cross next to the remains of Northumberland House on Beechey Island, Canada.

This electric railcar (bus/streetcar) awaits restoration at the Halton Regional Radial Railway Museum. Built in 1949 and retired in 1982. Covered in wonderful rust and peeling paint.

Abandoned trolley cars in the woods.

Strasburg Railroad,Strasburg,PA

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My second roll of analog film. Taken October 26th.

 

Camera: Konica T4 (metered with phone app :S)

Lens: Hexanon AR 50mm f/1.7 (@ f2.8)

 

Film: [135-24] Kodak Ultramax 400

Scanner: Fujifilm Frontier SP-3000

Developing: Fujifilm LP 5700 (no push/pull)

 

Adjustments made in Capture One:

White Balance: 5000 (as scanned)

Tint: 0

 

Color Editor

Overall Hue +5

 

Exposure: 0

Contrast: +10

Brightness: -10

Saturation: 0

 

Highlight: 0

Shadow: 0

White: +10

Black: -30

 

Shadow Level: 0

Midtone Level: 0

Highlight Level: 255 (default)

 

(otherwise all left as recieved from the local lab)

No stability can be forever without care. At some point a stable link will break.

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