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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...
This old oil container has been rusting away in the woods for decades and made a wonderful subject for the Macro Mondays theme of rust. As usual I got quite carried away.
Another rusty old truck seemingly just abandoned at Dungeness. Weird place!
For an account of my trip to Rye and Dungeness :
I didn`t change the colour of the plant.Fern just "rusted" perhaps because of poor soil. Light is natural.
A yard found next to the Highway in Crawfordville, FL stock full of rotting cars left to 'rust in peace' as a sign left says.
Lake Street
Fulton Kentucky
Photo taken on January 5, 2023
A glimpse of nostalgia with a vintage bread truck from the 1940s, rusting on a street corner in Fulton, Kentucky. The GMC truck, with its aged metal body, evokes a sense of nostalgia and a bygone era. The rust on the truck is a reminder of its long service, and the patina of the metal speaks to its history. The High Dynamic Range of the photograph brings out the rich details of the scene, from the texture of the rust to the faded lettering on the truck.
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This is a photo of a rusted iron panel on the wharf at Port Maitland Beach that suggests a pareidolia portrait.
The Western Isles are nothing if not exposed to the weather. Rust and decay are everywhere you look and provide endless photographic potential for those of us who enjoy making abstract images that celebrate form, colour and texture. I came across this rusty chain in a small fishing harbour and thought it made a much more interesting subject than the fishing boats.
I enjoyed making these images as much as the dramatic coastal vistas, perhaps more so. I'm sure they won't be as popular, but they are just as much a part of the Hebridean landscape for me.
Nikon Z7, MC 105/2.8 S. Original photograph copyright © Simon Miles. Not to be used without permission. Thanks for looking.