Monomad - Rusting Iron
It is said that there are those who say that nothing can destroy iron except iron itself, maybe this expression is true and there is also something wrong, but seeing how iron becomes rusty and the corrosion process occurs, maybe this is true.
There is a chemical reaction in the process of corrosion, in addition to the iron itself, there is also a reaction of water and oxygen contained in the composition of the air.
It looks like iron fences, chains, and locks are weathered with age. This time I will share about fences, chains, and also rusty padlocks in the form of black and white.
So, this is my entry for #monomad challenge;
That's more or less the corrosion process that occurs in iron and the like. I hope you enjoy the pictures I share. This is my entry for the #monomad challenge.
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