The corroding ironwork on the now defunct breakwaters at Church Cliff in Lyme Regis revealed fascinating patterns and textures when viewed in close-up. These macro photographs show some of the wonderful details and colours. I only have seen similar rusting seaside ironwork before on the pier structure at Weymouth.
Those are beautiful patterns!
Thank you, Emma. I find them fascinating. I wish I could understand the processes that give rise to the raised reticulate patterns.
They probably wouldn’t look to beautiful, if you did!
Stunning colours and textures….
Utterly beautiful—especially Rust Texture Church Cliff Breakwater 1. I’ve never seen rust like this, except in your earlier post.
Thank you, Linda. It is a strange phenomenon.
This ‘any old iron’ sequence has included some astonishing images. Very enjoyable, Jessica. RH
Thank you, RH. I am pleased that you enjoyed the rust pictures.