Spent some time around train tracks this weekend near Mossy Head, FL. There is something very appealing to me about rust and iron.
(Photos shot with a Nikon D60, using an 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 20mm f/2.8 wide-angle, 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, Nikon CoolPix S205 and/or iPhone4)
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Oh Tara – that Emerson comment – you’re not an amateur. Perhaps sometime in the distant past you were, but you are truly accomplished and always pushing yourself to explore more. There is always beauty here.
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great perspective on the rusting chains!
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I love these! That third shot is really gorgeous.
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I love the shot of the chains. I’m totally with you on the rust and iron love. The whole set is just gorgeous!
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I like these pictures. Used to have a fetish for the railway tracks a few years ago, and never tired of taking pictures – seemed to show something new every time.
Lovely Tara!
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Very nice pictures. Almost reminded me of living in Southwestern PA.
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Oh, me too! There’s something so cool about rusty metal. Also, exploring old train tracks. My grandfather was a breakman for a steam engine that ran from Hungary into Austria. My grandmother’s train pass, with a picture of her as a child, is one of my greatest possessions.
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The rust and iron make a great photo opportunity. I lived most of my life on the Gulf Coast, where there were plenty of opportunities for rust and metal to make fascinating mixtures.
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Oh yes…I like these but where are the macros of rust?! 🙂
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Great shots!!
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