Here are some fall colors found yesterday in a truck lot next to an abandon factory. Artistic designs can often be found in machines in our world, and they also can be seen in nature, of course. Sometimes they mesh, at least they did for me. Apples, cider, pumpkins, lots of colored leaves and a hard frost. Hey, it's fall in New England.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Wheel Well
Here are some fall colors found yesterday in a truck lot next to an abandon factory. Artistic designs can often be found in machines in our world, and they also can be seen in nature, of course. Sometimes they mesh, at least they did for me. Apples, cider, pumpkins, lots of colored leaves and a hard frost. Hey, it's fall in New England.
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Awesome photo. I like the colors of nature reclaiming this object, and the geometric patterns are interesting, too!
ReplyDeleteThat is one cool find...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the rusty stuff which I like.
Wong
Rusty it is.
ReplyDeleteThe autumn leave just fits right in with the nature-created colors. Nice photo. Enjoy your New England fall!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the stuff of stars.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great combination.
ReplyDeleteThe leaves gave a beautiful detail for your Autumn composition.Autumn is an inspiring season, with all beautiful colours and even events, like Halloween celebration! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
That is a lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteThe colors in this image make it a nice follow-on to the previous post. «Louis» likes the geometry of this, too.
ReplyDeleteyour new color scheme, and the pic, shouts fall!
ReplyDeletei love people who see colours everywhere. So few really do.
ReplyDeleteI do love rust. It gives things so much character.
ReplyDeleteMan-made and natural decay, set in a star whose twinkle has gone out. A very nice autumnal image.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be amazing if we could mesh with each other like colors do? Now that would be something!
ReplyDeleteFlorida Checks In!
Cool find and excellent description.
ReplyDeleteI agree completely. Art and beauty is all around us, we have just to see it.