Touching Rust gives the viewer the
chance to experience hidden beauty in
our discarded past through the textures
of places that are abandoned, forgotten
and weathered. Some images are
presented in high-contrast, brooding
black-and-white style. In others, emotional
and sensory impact is heightened
using overlays of colour, texture
and digital painting. These images
engage the senses; feel the dampness,
smell the musty air, hear the creaking
of old timbers, touch the rust.