Whenever I feel the need to go out and shoot photos I usually head down to Granville Island, a former industrial site that now has Vancouver’s farmer’s market, restaurants, art galleries and lots and lots of corrugated metal.
How do I love corrugated metal? Let me count the ways….
Bare winter branches contrast yellow against black.
The corrugated metal siding of a floating home reflects in the False Creek harbour.
Opus, where I buy most of my art supplies, is always good for spray-painted corrugations.
I like the way it looks as a backdrop to weeds growing up out of the cracks in the pavement.
But mostly I love the way it looks when it gets all rusty and falling apart!
Have you ever seen anything more beautiful?
For more of the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Muse
Batz Gallery 
Perhaps the most unique muse I’ve seen in the challenge so far. It’s funny, because my husband is drawn to textures too … often the corrosion mentioned above. Great shots.
Beautiful images of such a fascinating subject.
wow!! this are marvelous images!
Oh, I love it! What a very specific, unusual muse…mind, I’m always attracted to a bit of corrosion:)
Actually you probably hit the nail on the head when you mentioned corrosion – I love the way the world decays… I suppose corrugated metal has not only corrosion but also adds an interesting linear factor to the mix…
Indeed!