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for fence friday
this fence is part of the overpass of rt i95
due to an odd autumn, weather-wise, a lot of our trees didn't undergo the showy display that is often seen in new england in the fall. we have a lot of trees that are different shades of this orangy-rust color. kinda cool i think.
The 'Riverside' development at Canary Wharf, London stalled a couple of years ago, presumably due to the recession, having had the foundations and other preparatory works completed. The enormous site is now filling up with rainwater and the concrete reinforcements are rusting away gradually. Will they need to be dug out and replaced when work resumes, I wonder? A huge task if so!
Close up, the old crane rails of Tynemouth Pier look like Grand Canyon-esque landscapes. Love the ever-changing detail in these spots.
Not going anywhere - this could be part of a series about things that don't "go" anymore. There's a bit of rust on the chain and I think the tires are flat. It's a great fashion statement.
Rust, close up. Taken in the abandoned mining town "Pyramiden" on Svalbard.
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Found in a shed out behind the Patrick Creek Lodge near Gasquet, CA. Couldn't resist the colors and texture.
The Hammond Lane foundry, which was chosen by the de Chastelain Commission as one of the suitable locations for decommissioning of terrorist guns.
21st November: RIP - Rust in Peace
I knew I had a chance to grab a shot before the rains came, but inspiration was not with me today, until I noticed a big pile of rusting boat chains near the lifeboat station. I explained to an old timer nearby I was not mad (maybe he wasn't convinced), just taking shots for my project. He explained that these chains would end up as weights at the bottom of the sea, RIP!
Curves, levels adjustments in Photoshop and Color Stylizer used to give it the rusty contrast.