R.U.S.T.E.D. by babuci
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Hello nice ppl and friends!
I am on a "country holiday" again. Little mining town, 1100 soul, tiny botanic garden, 35C daily, mind You it is only started a spring season! and as my upload shows plenty of rusted abandoned car wrecks in a bush. Not a fascinating shot but I like it, so I share it!
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Comments (10)
Nice people and friends huh? So under what category would you file meeeeee? LOL. Beautiful photo Tunde! Its amazing how something as ugly as a rusty car can look so beautiful when photographed in a great way. Awesome! Love the low POV as well. Have a wonderful day matie!!! #:o)
wow, what a super super work!!!! excellently done!!! :)
WOW!! So rusty and so oldddd!! Love the POV and the details in your shot my friend.. So tell me! How is the country side? I can see woods and rusty cars tho! :D Beautiful.. Keep them comming.. And get back from you holiday soon :)) Have a nice day Ms.. And thank you for the post JOE
Excellent balance of light and contrast, symmetry, color and textures. A brilliantly composed photograph which also makes a statement! FIVE STARS
Great POV and shot !!
Fantastic light and colors and perspective! I noticed a few cars like this when we went into the outback and they would be miles from civilization! Makes you wonder how they ended up there.
very good find here
a very cool find .. makes me wonder who drove it what they were like ect... now in its final resting place ...
looks like it maybe a Pontiac from 1960 vintage. excellent find
Rebirth Unlikely Stains Tears Evolving Despairs. (Not sure where that came from) Great POV and capture!