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a rush through the rusted veins
illuminate the face of one
so i have a light
so unaware about the consequence
i heard no warning
about the little compromise
the distorted views you had
cold white spring
a wordless song i sing
eye
white cloud
all my thoughts are in doubt
camera: nikon d60 / nikkor af-s 50mm
aperture: f1.4
exposure: 1/2000
focal lenght: 50mm
iso speed: 100
texture used from flickr user skeletalmess
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I went on a photowalk with my friend Johan to the Eastern cemetery (Östra kyrkogården) where i found this item.
A rusted Melbourne tram no longer used on the Waterfront Streetcar. I don't know the story behind this one.
"I were better to be eaten to death with a rust than to be scoured to nothing with perpetual motion."
William Shakespeare
I visited my friend's garden yesterday and found this sculpture of a sailboat covered with rust. She remembered when it was shiny, I liked the look of the rust!
The colors in the rust seem to blend with the flowers and plants in the background.
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Rust is iron oxide, Usually red oxide formed reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of water or air moisture
Rust Monster
Though it is known by many names among many tongues, it is most commonly referred to as the rust monster. It does not kill its victims out of savage ferocity, but rather as a means to an end. The large bug-like creatures are rather dull; however, many have learned that it is far easier to a feed upon the savory metal weapons and armor of a deceased victim rather than to waste energy fighting them. Perhaps if this aspiring Knight-errant had kept his wits about him, he would have realized his great fortune that he was fallen upon by only a young specimen.
"And the rest is rust and stardust."
— Vladimir Nabokov
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The original La Grande Hermine (or Big Weasel) was sailed up the St. Lawrence River by Jacque Cartier in 1535. A replica of the vessel was made as a tour boat in the 1960's in Quebec City. The replica was sold to a young entrepreneur with dreams of making it just the thing to bring hungry visitors to his harbour side restaurant. The tour boat was sailed up the St. Lawrence from Quebec City in the late 1990s, then intentionally moored (anchored) and listed (leaning) to the harbour floor. The harbour side restaurant never did get built, as the entrepreneur went bankrupt shortly afterwards.
Arsonists finished off the floating restaurant in the early 2000's, leaving a slowly rusting hulk on the Lake Ontario shoreline.
A shackle on the Hatston Slip, Kirkwall that has seen better days. Looking over to Kirkwall from the Hatston Slip, wind gusting over 40kts. Managed to park the car at an angle to give me the shelter for this 10second exposure. Really nice light today pity about the wind though:) Why have they removed the Note function from this new Flickr? i liked to point things out in my pics.