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This fly-wheel caught my eye when visiting Beamish Museum, Durham. The geometric shapes of the abadoned ironwork slowly being taken over by some of natures smallest plants.
| Camera: | Canon EOS 400D |
| Lens: | 70-300 @ 105mm |
| Title: | In Decline |
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| Uploaded: | 15 Oct 2008 - 9:21 PM |
| Tags: | General, Industrial, Lichen, Machine, Machinery |
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I think your idea of the abandoned metalwork being overtaken by lichens etc comes across well. The textures and colours of the metal and the lichens are interesting.
I just wonder about the composition though. Sure, there are some interesting shapes here but quite a lot of the picture is looking through the spaces to a blurred background where not much is happening. I'm just wondering whether it would be better to include a bit more of the wheel and less of the spaces. Just a thought.
Catherine
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