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A world of rivets and patina

By kw
Exhibition "Aeronauticum" in Nordholz, Germany, near the North Sea. In the outdoor area airplanes and fighter-bombers are exhibited. This USSR-built plane does not interest me as a weapon of war ... but as a machine made up of countless metal parts, rivets and, as you can see, colors. Now she is no longer a danger but an interesting photo subject.

Tags: Technical General Plane Metal

Voters: scrimmy, Drummerdelight, woolybill1 and 29 more


Uploaded:
13 Feb 2018 4:38PM
Camera:
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II
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Lens:
Panasonic G Vario 12-60 mm
Shutter Speed:
1/400s
Aperture:
f/10.0
ISO:
200
Focal Length:
52.0 mm
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leo_nid Plus
1 2 Russian Federation
13 Feb 2018 5:28PM
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mrswoolybill Plus
11 1.3k 1947 United Kingdom
13 Feb 2018 5:51PM
I do like the effect of compression, everything apparently pressed into the same plane.
Vambomarbleye Plus
1 117 5 Scotland
13 Feb 2018 7:04PM
SmileSmileSmileSmileSmile
.Wonderful texture and patina. I agree with Moira re the flattening, excellent.
It is forcing me to "Draw" with my eye, tracing around the shapes on an imaginary flat plane. Pun intendedTongue
Superbly graphic.
My award
Cheers
Alan
Daisymaye Plus
9 23 16 Canada
13 Feb 2018 10:06PM
Shapes and colours like a puzzle.
BlueRoom Plus
12 73 20 United Kingdom
13 Feb 2018 10:24PM
Wonderfully colourful complexity.

Eric
DicksPics Plus
7 11
13 Feb 2018 10:32PM
It's original purpose was abhorrent; its life as a photographic subject excellent.
A wonderful capture, Klaus.

RichardSmile
bliba Plus
12 2 Austria
14 Feb 2018 9:13AM
excellent
hrsimages Plus
5 1 United Kingdom
25 Feb 2018 4:42PM
Great composition Klaus. Very well observed!
Regards Howard

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