Clocks from the Street
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How to photograph the Marshall field clock?
Iconic landmarks, the clocks were designed by the firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst and White, for the store's architect D.H. Burnham.
Each clock is made of 7¾ tons of cast bronze.
The face of the clock is 46" across, the minute hand is 27" and the hour hand is 20½" long. The clock is impulse operated from a master timepiece located in the store. The timepiece is checked twice daily with the Arlington time signal and corrects the clocks every hour.
Photographed over the century countless times, I wanted to present it not as a clock, but as part of the history of our city. Melding it into the city-scape as a face in the crowd.
The clock you see was installed at State and Washington in 1907 and as time moves "One Way" - second by second, minute by minute it is suddenly 2023.
I love how that "one way" sign becomes crucial in the narrative and an anchor for the deep perspective.
camera: Ricoh FF-3 AF (1982)
film: Kono Monolit 35mm
Clock tower the symbol of Izmir is in Konak Square - the heart of the city. It was built in 1901 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Abduhamit II's accession to the throne.
Kreative People Contest 35 - 'Clocks and Timepieces'
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All other images used are my own.
Spiral.
1st light to white backdrop.
2nd light low right shining up to top left at 45 degrees.
Smiths industries small clock mechanism spring (6 day)
Shot is approx 35mm across.
Dome of the Basilica of St. Nicholas (1884 - 1887), Amsterdam #photography #architecture #architecturephotography #500pxrtg #church #cathedral #amsterdam
Eurasian lynx hiding beneath some trees @ Tierpark Sababurg
Edit: Hope you can forgive me for uploading it again, but I wasn't entirely happy with the post pro and had to retouch it a little
I have a friend that does bronze work, last time I showed a bronze bat that they had made, this time the Salvador Dali clock that usually sits on the edge of the bookshelf to always remind me it is time to read before time melts away. Handmade for me, for Crazy Tuesday.
The famous clocks at Canary Wharf from a recent visit by Caroline and myself to London.
We took loads of pictures having the time to review them is quite challenging time wise.
Architectural detail of the clock atop the 307-foot-tall Main Building at the University of Texas at Austin. Along the bottom of the image, one can see bullet holes from police officers returning the fire of mass murderer Charles Whitman during his 1966 massacre that left 16 people dead and a further 32 injured.