bretthondow

Rust of Time

Rust of Time

A locked, rusted and long-since-forgotten container near some power lines.

A locked, rusted and long-since-forgotten container near some power lines.
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camera

SM-N920P

settings

Aperture f/1.9 ISO 64 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 430/100

location

location

Houston, Texas, US

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2016

Views

907

Likes

+68

Awards

Winner in Pad locks Photo Challenge

Member Selection Award

Superb Composition

+9

Peer Award

+9

Outstanding Creativity

+8

Top Choice

+4

Absolute Masterpiece

+3

Superior Skill

All Star

Magnificent Capture

Categories

Objects

This is great. I have been trying to get a series of similar shots together myself. I like the rugged decay of rust and dirt. It tells a story in itself. Great shot!

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