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| ©2017 Barry Smith |
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| ©2017 Barry Smith |
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
The love of rust and other matters
One is never too far from the beauty of rust and greying wood on our block. The stashes, piles and small collections or installation all readily offer eye-candy.
Sometimes the rust colour can even be found in insect form. This Dragon-fly got accidently caught inside and died - sad - but such beauty in its colours and the membranes of the wings.
A hole in a post offers a window on the mountains in the valley below.
Most of us do not need to stray from home to find fragments of beauty.
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Love rust, but I especially love that view through the hole in the post.
ReplyDeleteAh, Barry! You make my heart sing... RUST!
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