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object against black background.
Taken in natural light. Light source from window at left. Reflectorused to balance shadows.
Nikon D80, 50mm prime lens.
Aperture Priority F3.2
Speed 1/125
ISO 400
Exposure Bias -1EV
Centre Weighted metering
WB - cloudy
I found this very difficult to take and not blow out the shiny bits.
We were away on vacation at a resort down south last week. Using the resort's clock we were able to keep up with our busy schedule of activities.
Imitation antique clock hanging on the wall in my kitchen
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Apparently dates from 1790 - 1800 and I expect has been in the Slater family for all those years.
Gone away for a clean up and overhaul - not before it was due …….. has not been attended to for well over 60 years. But it keeps going and keeps reasonable time, which has always been its saving grace.
A view of what`s left of part of the old St Crispin Asylum on the outskirts of Duston, Northampton. The main feature here being the old clock tower which is to be converted into appartments. 25th April 2013.
The analog clock at an information booth in the main hall at Washington National (NOT Reagan!) Airport. That's AM; way too early.
This Lego clock tower modular is inspired by Prague Astronomical Clock in Prague, Czech Republic. Besides the clock tower there are also three small houses. Total width of all buildings is 48 studs and about 4100 bricks were used. Computer rendering but only existing bricks were used.
Maddie: "This is our Mantle Clock but it needs to go to the clock doctor to get fixed."
When it is working it chimes - it can be set to do the full Westminster tune but we usually have it set to just chime the number of the hour. Because it sits on top of my piano it resonates through the piano and is very loud. The next-door neighbour had lived there for almost 2yrs before his partner told him that what he heard every hour was NOT the Town Hall clock! :-)