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Clock Tower, Horseshoe Barracks, Shoebury. Through the arch is the parade ground and the old barracks, now converted, as is much of the garrison, to generally up-market civilian dwellings. Some military relics such as this arch and clock tower remain together with some artistically scattered cannons on new brick plinths.
The Prague astronomical clock, or Prague orloj (Czech: Pražský orloj [praʃskiː orloj]), is a medieval astronomical clock located in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. The clock was first installed in 1410, making it the third-oldest astronomical clock in the world and the oldest one still working.
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Camera: Konica Minolta Z3
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal length: 25.2 mm
Shutter speed: 1/200
ISO: 50
Suki watching and listening to our Grandfather Clock whirring and striking the hour.
My subjects these days are limited, just parts of the garden and my animals.
Anyway, Suki, my cat and my friend sticks with me wherever I am and this mono portrait is a fair reflection of her face and character
The clock tower is the official symbol of Izmir...it was built in 1901.
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There is a broken clock on a tree in the woods near where we live. I've been photographing it every couple of years. It's a timeless beauty.
The most precious thing you can get from someone you love is their time.
It's not the words, it's not the flowers, it's not the gifts. It is the time.
Because that doesn't come back and what he gave to you is yours alone, no matter if it was an hour or a lifetime.
(David Grossman)
At this site in 1834, thousands marched to support the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The clock tower was built in 1855 by the Metropolitan Cattle Market as a centrepiece. The cattle market has since been replaced by Smithfield's Meat Market and is now a recreational park.
I didn't get a beautiful sunrise but what a great model. I didn't get her name but whoever you are, thanks.
I'm at it again with my 8x8 Vignettes. This is the first in another batch I've created for the Brickfanatics website using the new LEGO Batman Movie Series 2 CMF.
Close to dusk, the clock on this tower was lit up, along with the street lamp and some lights on the tree branches in downtown Vancouver, BC near Georgia & Robson Streets.
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Looking Close on Friday theme: Clock Face
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Lights go out and I can’t be saved
Tides that I tried to swim against
Brought me down upon my knees
Oh I beg, I beg and plead
Singin’, come out if things aren’t said
Shoot an apple off my head
And a, trouble that can’t be named
Tigers waitin’ to be tamed
Singing, yooooooooooooo ohhhhhh
Yoooooooooooo ohhhhhh
Confusion never stops
Closing walls and ticking clocks
Gonna, come back and take you home
I could not stop that you now know
Singin’, come out upon my seas
Curse missed opportunities
Am I, a part of the cure
Or am I part of the disease
The Jubilee Clock Tower is a Moorish-style Jubilee clocktower located at the intersection of Light Street and Beach Street in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Built to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria (1897), the tower is sixty feet tall, one foot for each year of Victoria's reign. A corner of the wall surrounding Fort Cornwallis is situated behind the tower.
The clock tower is slightly tilted, a result of bombing during the Second World War.
The cruise terminal is just behind and a Chinese ship was docked for the night
Back at Henry Tudor Lands. Couldn’t resist a picture of the clock. I used another great
texture by Gary.
Cathedral, Lund, Sweden
Horologium mirabile Lundense is a fifteenth-century astronomical clock in Lund Cathedral.
The astronomical clock of Lund Cathedral, the Horologium mirabile Lundense, was constructed c. 1380. After having been in storage since 1837, it was restored and put back in place in 1923.
On top of the clock there are two knights that mark the hours. The upper board of the clock is the astronomical clock. It shows, among other things, the different phases of the Moon and where the Sun sets.
The lower board of the clock is a calendar. With the help of it one can, among other things, calculate when different mobile religious holidays will fall, and on which weekday a certain date will fall. In the middle of the calendar stands Saint Lawrence, the Patron Saint of the Cathedral, and by his side the Symbols of the Four Evangelists. The present board of the clock goes from 1923 to 2123, after which a new one will be needed so that the clock can still be used.
İzmir Clock Tower is a historical clock tower in İzmir built in 1901 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the accession of Ottoman Sultan Abdülhamid II to the throne. It has become a symbol of Izmir.
It has a special place among other clock towers due to its original architecture and the method followed in its construction. It is considered to be the most aesthetically pleasing and elegant of the Ottoman clock towers.
Designed by French architect Raymond Charles Péré, there are records that the tower's clock was a gift from German Emperor Wilhelm II.
The tower was damaged during the 5.2-magnitude 1974 Izmir earthquake. In this earthquake, the last floor above the clock dials collapsed and the clock stopped at 02:04, the time of the earthquake. Within two years, the tower was repaired and the clock was restored to working order.
This wonderful WW1 memorial clock tower is in Ulverstone Tasmania. The three pillars represent the armed forces - army, navy and airforce - linked together with the chains built over the original WW1 memorial. It looks great during the day, but at night it is quite special.
(Scanned with a Sony RX10m4 from a slide taken with a Canon EOS 300V 35mm SLR film camera. Original shot would have been a 10 second exposure at f11 using Fuji Provia 100 film and was taken sometime around 2008)