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While waiting for the Harvest Moon to rise, I captured a few images of the fall colors around the clock tower.
Using my Christmas lights draped over my wall clock in the spare room. Just trying something different with my photography until the dark nights have pulled out. For this image the only light in the room is from the white Xmas lights and a little fill-in light from my phone on the face of the clock. The wallpaper is homage to my love of books. I have hundreds of books - although I need to find time to read them all and not just look at them on the shelves.
Our clocks went back this weekend so our nights are most certainly drawing in!! The light during late afternoon was really quite special.
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A weekend in one of the few parks of Bucharest offers the joy of quality time with the family and, same time, capturing some environment perspectives.
Happy to share them to you too. Enjoy!
Alarm clock with a piece of German shell embedded in the dial. The clock was damaged during the bombardment of the Hartlepools on 16th December 1914. It is said that the clock stopped at the time of the shell hitting it. The clock belonged to a resident at 14 Collingwood Road but is now part of the collections at the Museum of Hartlepool and is on permanent display. Ironically the clock was manufactured in Germany. HAPMG : 1990.6.1
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It's been in the family for years and years, it still works and keeps good time.
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It doesn't come out clearly via flickr's compression, but the two clocks are 5 minutes apart. Austria. Below Vienna.
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Canon EOS 6D - f/5.6 - 1/100sec - 85mm - ISO 6400
- Ansonia Clock Co., "Regulator A, Calendar", 8-day time and strike calendar wall clock
Height 32 inches.
- The Ansonia Clock Company was one of the major 19th century American clock manufacturers. It produced millions of clocks in the period between 1850, its year of incorporation, and 1929, the year the company went into receivership and sold its remaining assets to Soviet Russia.
- more info here:
www.antiqueansoniaclocks.com/ansonia-clock-history.php
- During the years 1879 to 1883 the factory moved from Ansonia, Connecticut, to Brooklyn, New York. During this transitional period clocks were made at both locations and both appear on the label inside of the clock. This one has such label.
Cassa stainless steel, corona e fondello a vite e bracciale acciaio- Chiusura deploiant- Sapphire crystal - Cronograph water resist 100 meters
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The Astronomical Clock, which is on one side of the Old Town Hall Tower, dates from the 15th century.
To fully appreciate the clock's intricate construction, join the crowd in front of the tower to watch the procession of the Twelve Apostles: on the hour, every hour, a small trap door opens and Christ marches out ahead of his disciples, while the skeleton of death tolls the bell to a defiant statue of a Turk.
The skeleton or a grim reaper features an hourglass, which rotates as a symbol of measuring lifetime. Ringing the bell and a consistent swinging reminds all of the inevitable fate. The figure of the death has been the oldest part of the figural decoration of the clock since the late 15th century..
A mono conversion of the Liver Building image I took the other night. Much prefer this. I've also been fighting badly with it to get it to display properly online, and as soon as this goes on Twitter/Facebook the quality dies on it's arse. So frustrating. Looks good printed though, and that's all that matters to me with this one :)
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This was taken a number of years back in 2016. My son was getting married up in British Columbia, Canada, and my daughters and I were, of course, getting our hair all styled for the wedding! This classy looking clock was hanging in the hair salon and I just had to take a couple pics. Hope you all enjoy!
Hair Salon
Maple Ridge
British Columbia, Canada
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spotted in Cornhill, London, on the side of the Royal Exchange. You may have noticed, I have a thing about clocks! This one has the same face on the other side. Note that the Roman numeral for IV is shown as IIII.
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Tenuous Link: Roman numerals