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Now, when I get closer / it get's bigger / and I get smaller. // But not for the thing / since aging is different / from distance.
(near Eleohoria, Halkidiki, Macedonia)
In the long London Dada tradition of photographically documenting and monitoring this abandoned farmer's slurry tank in a field in Hertfordshire ( since 2010!), just when we think it's exhibited all the ranges of colour, texture and tone possible; here it is again manifesting a freshly-degenerated ( how's that for an oxymoron ) winter garb sunset glory in January 2021, on its way to inevitable complete breakdown by the elements into a large pile of rust sometime in the (probably distant) future.
The way it used to be..
londondada.art/2011/07/14/work-484-slurry-tank-summer-114...
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.
Another photo taken for the local camera club's monthly competition subject "Rust and Decay" - This one took 2nd place!
This silo caught my attention as it looks like the booster tanks of the Space Shuttle. No extra saturation added, just added some tonal contrast from colour effex pro.
Always better in the Light Box L
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These shades were too cool to resist... added minor contrast to the shot, but otherwise actual colors... I suspect it used to be blue, but the rust changed that... :-)
Close-Up
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Inside the old corrugated iron arched barn. There was something compelling about it and I switched to monochrome for the inside. The noise was incredible - only a light wind, but it was enough to make the loose, broken sheets of corrugated metal grown and rattle and bang constantly. Quite eerie actually, would be a spooky place at nice between its abandoned nature and the noise of the broken metal panels banging and creaking. Would be a great location for a low budget horror film!