Rusty junk

One of the locations used for the filming of the 1989 science fiction film ' The Abyss ' was Cherokee Nuclear Power Plant , an uncompleted ...

Met up with Searmid today to take some shots at a local farm that had some awesome abandonned cars that have been there for probably over 30 years. I had so many good shots and variations on the same shot it was really hard to narrow it down to only a few to post. I'll likely try some HDR later and post some of the variations in the coming weeks. For the most part this is right from my camera. I used 3 Cokin filters to get this effect: Sunrise, Graduated Tobacco, and Graduated ND8. View my…

Barn Wood Nails! 80 to 100 Year Old + Rusty Nails pulled from the Barns that we Rescue and Re Purpose. Set of 50 Nails/Great For Art Projects * The Rusty Nails are Straight and Crooked.

I love farms and the country-- everything about it. I hope one day I could permanently live in one. Disclaimer: all images, unless otherwise noted, were taken from the internet and are assumed to be...

Neglected cars from as early as the 1920s will go up for up for sale this August

These icons are becoming a rare when driving across the USA, so if they pull at your heartstrings too, better snap it up when you run across one for sale. Their sculptural beauty can be used to set a new scene in your home or garden. Here are several examples of repurposed windmills. The windmill…

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When American soldiers pulled out of Europe after World War II, they left hundreds of automobiles behind. Many were consigned to a scrapyard in the woods near Bastnas, Sweden. The brothers who ran the scrapyard abandoned it over twenty years ago, and since then moss has grown inside the cars and trees have grown up through them. Cleaning up the scrapyard is proving to be a difficult task, as birds and animals use the classic autos for nests. Photographer Svein Nordrum took a set of gorgeous…

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