Rusted

The process and chemical breakdown of rust may seem complicated, but to me it's just visually appealing. I grabbed a few photographs of this Jeep before it was towed away to the scrap yard. The color and texture of this rusted Jeep FC-150 is what captured my creative eye. The flaking metal, the assorted colors of time breaking down it's shell, all made for great subject matter for me.

My father was in the process of disassembling this Jeep. Ironically the WD-40 was setting on the back.



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  1. Annette WhippleMay 6, 2016 at 5:33 PM

    Love this. And just tweeted this post to share it with WD-40 folks.

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  2. Annette WhippleMay 6, 2016 at 5:33 PM

    Love this. And just tweeted this post to share it with WD-40 folks.

    ReplyDelete

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