Sunday, March 25, 2018

Rust and other fragments in the landscape

No time in the studio/garage today as I was helping a friend move house. One of the payoffs however was seeing the vehicle below on the side of the bush road. I love the way nature is just incorporating the vehicle into landscape by growing around and through it.

©2018 Barry Smith - A passenger of a different nature
©2018 Barry Smith - It would be good to see this vehicle in 10-20 years to see how well the tree is doing
It reminded me of the other bits of rust and worn layered paint that I captured in Scotland; including some bits of rust in the snow. So for rust lovers here are a few photos.

©2018 Barry Smith - Disused fence strainer Armadale bay
©2018 Barry Smith - Rusted stationery engine behind the cottage 
©2018 Barry Smith - Rotted post and rusted iron ring coated in snow
©2018 Barry Smith - Sparkplug, snow and rust
©2018 Barry Smith - Layers of history Thurso
©2018 Barry Smith - Rust and stone
©2018 Barry Smith - Worn walkway in Edinburgh
I guess I will be back in the studio soon.
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  1. Velma BolyardMarch 25, 2018 at 9:58 PM

    we used to have lots of old rusty farm machinery out back. rust in snow...

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  2. susan bowersMarch 26, 2018 at 1:14 PM

    Loved the rust and ring photo the most. Good to have you both home though ..... or in your southern hemisphere home!

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