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This grade II listed building was designed by the Borough Surveyor, Lionel St. George Wilkinson and constructed between 1930 and 1933. It was a ferry and omnibus (horse-drawn bus) terminus. It is also important as the first commercial shore-based Radar station in the world for the navigation of ships. The radar station was installed in 1947.
This is the clock in the waiting room for Eric's speech therapy sessions. I didn't notice that the time was wrong until I edited this photo. At least I didn't stay in the waiting room for long. That clock is off by 2 hours! LOL
Europe - Italy - Padua - Astronomic clock built in 1477 - copy of original clock built in 1344 by Giovanni Dondi - The clock sign Hours, Minutes, Day, Date, Month, Moon, and Astrologic place. The Tower was built by Giovanni Maria Falconetto.
This old clock resides at Balmoral School in Calgary. Although wikipedia (unfortunately edited by some that don't look lol) says 1915, the imprint year on the building shows 1913. I can see that this has stood the test of time quite well from that year....such a gorgeous building. I'd love to go inside of it one day.
Going through the archives I came across this one tonight and didn't realize I captured the moon right above the clock...nice capture even if I do say so myself.
Photo of a Panerai PAM360 before and after post processing with Photoshop CS6.
Shot with a Ranger Quadra through softbox camera left, SB800 above aming down (to light the strap), SB900 camera right, SB900 with snoot at the background. Triggered with Skyport. Shot with D800E and Nikkor 85mm T/S lens @ f32.
Other (nicer) version: www.flickr.com/photos/martinwilmsen/8213885443
Two clock styles on an oscilloscope vector display. The second mode simulated four planets orbiting a star in preparation for porting a space warfare game to the device. More details: www.nycresistor.com/2012/09/03/vector-display/