For lovers of Rusty Old Things

AndMan

I think this may be an old water tower for either the railway or the farmer.
To be honest I have no idea but thought that these shots may appeal to those lovers of rusty old things.

C&C always appreciated.

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Thanks for looking.

black mamba

Ah, Peter, now you're starting to get with the program that us " Rust Junkies " love to see. Go ahead, though, and pump up the saturation even a little more if you really want to put a couple of us in orbit. Nice work.

Tom

DonRicklin

I'm getting a rush from the rust and I'm like'n the lichen!

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Keep it coming!

Don

wendell

Nice job with these Peter. Color and detail ... what rust is all about.

AndMan

black mamba wrote:

Ah, Peter, now you're starting to get with the program that us " Rust Junkies " love to see. Go ahead, though, and pump up the saturation even a little more if you really want to put a couple of us in orbit. Nice work.

Tom

Thanks Tom. I did get chance to have a look at the saturation on a couple of these and will add them when I have time.

AndMan

DonRicklin wrote:

I'm getting a rush from the rust and I'm like'n the lichen!

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Keep it coming!

Don

Cheers Don. My only problem is I find myself walking into things because I'm looking around for so many things - rust, street shots, doors.

AndMan

wendell wrote:

Nice job with these Peter. Color and detail ... what rust is all about.

Thanks wendell.

AndMan

Ok so taking Tom's advice here are some with the sat turned up a little.
Are these better or worse? Or could the sat go further?

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DonRicklin

AndMan wrote:

Ok so taking Tom's advice here are some with the sat turned up a little.
Are these better or worse? Or could the sat go further?

That's the idea. I do mine in Lightroom. Clarity 100% and strong contrast curve. ON ecan do the same in ACR!

I like these!

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Don

black mamba

Oh yea, Peter. Magnificent. That first one has me salivating.
You're an official Junkie now.

Tom