One day this metal were useful, now they are just abandoned
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black mambaRegistered UsersPosts: 8,325Major grins
edited May 31, 2011
Boy, I see an absolute treasure trove of opportunity here. You've got a mother load vein of rust that could be mined for years.
I like the shots you have here but they only scratch the surface. Get close to your subject....zero in on certain elements of interest. Isolate patches of particular appeal. More than anything else, though, you have to give rust the royal treatment. Get real aggressive with your PP program. Bump up the saturation, turn loose the sharpening, let the adjustment sliders fly in every direction.....give rust the chance to really dance for you.
All those suggestions are meant, of course, for someone that's a true RUST JUNKIE at heart. Good luck and thanks for sharing.
Tom
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Boy, I see an absolute treasure trove of opportunity here. You've got a mother load vein of rust that could be mined for years.
I like the shots you have here but they only scratch the surface. Get close to your subject....zero in on certain elements of interest. Isolate patches of particular appeal. More than anything else, though, you have to give rust the royal treatment. Get real aggressive with your PP program. Bump up the saturation, turn loose the sharpening, let the adjustment sliders fly in every direction.....give rust the chance to really dance for you.
All those suggestions are meant, of course, for someone that's a true RUST JUNKIE at heart. Good luck and thanks for sharing.
Tom
You are right Tom.
I have a lot to learn, and with your advice, would be easier<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
It's an American idiomatic expression. In proper Spanish, you could say "el óxido es lo mejor;" but in Madrid slang I think "el óxido es la caña" would be closer.
It's an American idiomatic expression. In proper Spanish, you could say "el óxido es lo mejor;" but in Madrid slang I think "el óxido es la caña" would be closer.
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I like the shots you have here but they only scratch the surface. Get close to your subject....zero in on certain elements of interest. Isolate patches of particular appeal. More than anything else, though, you have to give rust the royal treatment. Get real aggressive with your PP program. Bump up the saturation, turn loose the sharpening, let the adjustment sliders fly in every direction.....give rust the chance to really dance for you.
All those suggestions are meant, of course, for someone that's a true RUST JUNKIE at heart. Good luck and thanks for sharing.
Tom
Lovely series with lots of potential!
Rust Rules
Don
'I was older then, I'm younger than that now' ....
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You are right Tom.
I have a lot to learn, and with your advice, would be easier<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
Thank you
Aitor
Rust rules.....?
Abandoned rusty machines. For example....
Don't you think Don?
I'm very new in this place and I need some help.
Thanks
It's an American idiomatic expression. In proper Spanish, you could say "el óxido es lo mejor;" but in Madrid slang I think "el óxido es la caña" would be closer.
No aprendo solo de fotografia, que bien
RUST ES LA CAÑA...!!!!!
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As for rust ... Your last photo would of had me up close taking photos till the sun went down
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