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"Macro Mondays. Rust".
Felix and the bullets of Quijorna.
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The measurements for this shot are 5.4 cm wide by 3.2 cm high.
For this photo I have used bullets and shells, kindly lent to me by my neighbor Félix, a survivor of the Battle of Quijorna, an adorable old man who nourishes me with stories, and with whom it is a pleasure to talk.
These bullets and casings are 84 years old and bathed in rust. I have tried to recreate with them an attack post and a trench. I hope you like it.
En terrenos de esta localidad tuvo lugar parte del enfrentamiento de la llamada batalla de Brunete, desarrollada desde el 6 hasta el 25 de julio de 1937 durante la Guerra Civil Española. Esta ofensiva lanzada por el ejército de la República tenÃa como objetivo disminuir la presión ejercida por las fuerzas sublevadas sobre Madrid y al mismo tiempo aliviar la situación en el frente Norte.
Como consecuencia de los bombardeos, Quijorna fue totalmente destruida, a excepción de una parte de la iglesia que quedó en pie. Costó muchos años y dinero reconstruirla. Sus habitantes ancianos cuentas muchas historias de aquella batalla, en la que familiares y amigos perecieron a manos de soldados.
La Batalla de Brunete está considerada como uno de las enfrentamientos más sangrientos de la guerra civil española.
Part of the confrontation of the so-called Battle of Brunete took place on the land of this town, which took place from July 6 to 25, 1937 during the Spanish Civil War. The objective of this offensive launched by the army of the Republic was to reduce the pressure exerted by the rebellious forces on Madrid and at the same time alleviate the situation on the northern front.
As a result of the bombings, Quijorna was totally destroyed, except for a part of the church that remained standing. It took many years and money to rebuild. Its elderly inhabitants tell many stories of that battle, in which family and friends perished at the hands of soldiers.
The Battle of Brunete is considered one of the bloodiest clashes of the Spanish civil war.
Une partie de la confrontation de la soi-disant bataille de Brunete a eu lieu dans cette ville, qui a eu lieu du 6 au 25 juillet 1937 pendant la guerre civile espagnole. L'objectif de cette offensive lancée par l'armée de la République était de réduire la pression exercée par les forces rebelles sur Madrid et en même temps d'alléger la situation sur le front nord.
À la suite des bombardements, Quijorna a été totalement détruite, à l'exception d'une partie de l'église qui est restée debout. Il a fallu de nombreuses années et de l'argent pour reconstruire. Ses habitants âgés racontent de nombreuses histoires de cette bataille, au cours de laquelle famille et amis ont péri aux mains de soldats.
La bataille de Brunete est considérée comme l'un des affrontements les plus sanglants de la guerre civile espagnole.
In questa città si svolse una parte dello scontro della cosiddetta battaglia di Brunete, che si svolse dal 6 al 25 luglio 1937 durante la guerra civile spagnola. L'obiettivo di questa offensiva lanciata dall'esercito della Repubblica era quello di ridurre la pressione esercitata dalle forze ribelli su Madrid e allo stesso tempo alleviare la situazione sul fronte settentrionale.
A seguito dei bombardamenti, Quijorna fu totalmente distrutta, ad eccezione di una parte della chiesa rimasta in piedi. Ci sono voluti molti anni e denaro per ricostruire. I suoi anziani abitanti raccontano molte storie di quella battaglia, in cui la famiglia e gli amici perirono per mano dei soldati.
La battaglia di Brunete è considerata uno degli scontri più sanguinosi della guerra civile spagnola.
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I took this photo during my morning walk.
It was shot with the PENTAX Optio S55, a model released back in 2005—over 20 years ago!
Is it just me, or does holding an old digital camera make you want to photograph weathered and rusty things?
Here is another recent capture that I let hang around for a while. I found these examples of the good and lasting work of rain and iron oxide. Clearly, this was another day without clouding on my probable circuitous way back from a CostCo trip. I kept the sky minimized. These old rust heaps were enough to catch my attention near Teller farm on Valmont Road back to Frogmont. BoCo's White Rock open space is on the hill, left, while farming continues in the valley.
Actually, today, there are no skies nor clouds, only blank skies - and disgusting pictures. even on this summer's day. This is probably more than a make-believe farm because it looks like activity exists around training horses and riders. This prize came about after I got control of some visual distraction problems. It's interesting that they still have a farm here at all while there are prairie castles and housing all about. It's easier to grow castles around here than anything agriculture while petroleum is more important than water and food. That's a balance sheet that is already unbalanced in this fascist administration whose outgoing project trying to sell ANWAR to the highest bidders..
eDDie usually finds the barns for agricultural collections. I have passed this place any number of times. Earlier, The local weather alway says wait a few days, wait a few days for any skies. We have lately been in a maximum cheat zone. We've already waited weeks and weeks and weeks. Are we done yet?
Taken for the Macro Mondays theme of "rust" I couldn't believe how hard it would be to find something rusty in my house!
Come the day when all this hate
Will rust and fade away
Follow the rainbow
Stare into the eyes of love
Moonchild - Celtus
Pancras Square, Central London
Within living memory this area was full of the rust that comes with neglect, and it seems that now the area has smartened up and become desirable so has the rust...
I stumbled upon, and photographed, this rusted out and abandoned tractor while hiking from Paihia to Russell in New Zealand's North Island.
Detail of a marine boiler which had been submerged for quite a while, apparently, and then dragged up onto the shore at Ninilchik, Alaska. Photo from 1980.
Ilford HP5+, developed in homemade Kodak D-76 (1927), 1+3 dilution
Fujica ST605 + Super Multi Coated Takumar 35mm f/2.0 + Yellow filter
Printed on 18x24 Fomaspeed Variant Velvet using homemade methol+hydroquinone developer