Rusty Relic
by Gringo

Comment:
great monochrome...i like the perspective and the 'knocked out tooth' look of the grill

A rusty rustic home
by Jean

Comment:
love the contrast here of aged metal with fresh vibrant paint, makes me think of central america and/or the carribean

Rusty shadow
by aKiwi

Comment:
nice shot i especially like the color gradient on the metal but imho the shadow could show more character/emotion possibly with the use of timer and tripod

urban decay
by briphoto

Comment:
refreshing in this challenge to see more thought behind an image than just trying to take a pretty pic of something rusty.

Rusty Hydrant
by chan

Comment:
nice perspective, colors, makes you want to see the hydrant in it's surroundings though.

Fondue Anyone?
by mirdonamy

Comment:
revolting...great! when i first looked at this and felt that, i immediately thought "what a great shot" to invoke such an quick gut reaction.

life:death/green:rust
by AlexHugel

Comment:
outstanding job, this is one of my favorite macro shots. great contrasting colors, ideas, and lighting.

Brick Kiln
by BAMartin

Comment:
kilns are WONDERFUL things and they many times do show great rusted-like characteristics, imho you might want to try getting closer to you subject and more closely relate to a smaller portion of the kiln

Confusion in Direction
by unknowndeath

Comment:
interesting in an abstract way, i just was unable to see how the rust theme applied to it.

don't drink & drive......
by layback

Comment:
great message, unfortunately the lighting seems like flash. Since these objects are still you could use either longer shutter speeds ( with tripod), larger aperatures, or faster iso speeds. Also you might want to try showing the bottles broken as the people involved in a wreak might be and focused in on more of pieces of the wreak that identify it as once a vehicle (i.e. the steering wheel, tires, dash, etc.