Beauty in rust?

Morning all I hope life is treating you well

The other morning I headed out early, at around 4:30 Am hoping to catch a nice sunrise but as I was driving to the beach I realized it was quite foggy and decided to head to the port instead which I though may have bene better for a foggy morning.

there were some nice subtle colors in the sky, but also very high humidity which was causing both my glasses and camera lens to fog up very quickly, often for sunrise images I do three shot High Dynamic range photos which is where I take 3 photos at different exposures to merge late on my computer, but with the lens fogging up so quickly it was not a good day for that, i did take some shots of the sunrise, but haven't really looked at them yet, but when the sun came up I was strolling around the port and what caught my attention on the commercial fishing boats was all the rust and I took a few shots which lead to this post.

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NOw like everyone I guess seeing rust on our vehicles tool or a multitude of other things can be quite frustrating, but I do like ot try and find beaty in everything, even rust, so I asked myself and now you

Can there be beauty in rust?

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Perhaps beauty is not the right word but I like to think in the right perspective and light just about everything can be photogenic, and for me I found this series of shots interesting if perhaps not beautiful

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So much rust to be seen at the port, of course fully to be expected with them being out in the ocean so often and as hardy fishing boats.
I saw Pulleys Springs and all kinds of things rusting away

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